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What Healthcare Workers Want You To Know About A Second Wave
Jessica Morgan
24 Sep 2020
Coronavirus
It’s Been 7 Months & I’m Still Sick – We Need To Take Long COVID ...
Sadhbh O'Sullivan
18 Sep 2020
US News
WNBA Player Maya Moore Married The Man She Helped Free From Prison
Britni de la Cretaz
17 Sep 2020
News
Misogyny Becoming A Hate Crime Would Change Women’s Lives. ...
Misogyny is more vicious than sexism and more violent than chauvinism. The word is widely used these days, particularly since the #MeToo movement went vira
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Vicky Spratt
Global News
“I’d Be Better Off In The Pub” – Giving Birth A...
When Stacey, 29, went into labour, she had no idea when her partner would be able to join her. After attending scans and appointments alone thanks to the p
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Sadhbh O'Sullivan
News
I’m An NHS Nurse & I’m Being Evicted By My Landlord
UPDATE 21/08/20: The Lord Chancellor has extended the ban on evictions for a further four weeks, to 20 September. Polly Neate, the Chief Executive of Shelt
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Jessica Morgan
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“I Feel Betrayed & Disappointed” — A-Level Students S...
Thousands of A-level results in England and Wales were downgraded last week after an algorithm was used to moderate grades due to this year’s exam ca
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Jessica Morgan
News
Inside Belarus Protests: From Election To Worker Strike
In what amounts to the largest demonstration of any kind in the Belarus’s history, an estimated 50,000 protesters descended on the capital in Minsk on Su
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Brianna Provenzano
Global News
Lebanon Prime Minster Resigns Amid Mass Protests Demanding Justic...
One week after a deadly explosion at the Port of Beirut killed at least 160 people, injured more than 6,000 others, and laid waste to the city, Lebanese Pr
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Brianna Provenzano
World News
Beirut Needs Your Help: How To Support The City & Where To Donate...
On Tuesday, a colossal explosion shook the Lebanese capital of Beirut severely damaging and demolishing the city’s port. For up to six miles away from th
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Sarah Midkiff
World News
At Least 70 Dead After Massive Explosion In Beirut
Amid already hard times, a massive explosion shook Beirut on Tuesday, causing widespread damage both to the city’s port and elsewhere. The explosion rock
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Elly Belle
Global News
Threatening To Share Sexual Images Ruins Lives. It’s Time T...
“It’s horrible knowing it’s out there. He’s still got it. I’ve got no control over what happens to it now,” says Jennifer*.
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Natalie Gil
Global News
Survivors Must Fight For Trans Women Too
Warning: This article contains descriptions of transphobia which some readers might find upsetting. “Why can’t women just be allowed to be butch?
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Janey Starling an...
Global News
“He Thought I Was A Sex Worker” — Black Women Are Rac...
Being racially profiled as a Black person is not uncommon. Only last week Edward Enninful, the editor-in-chief of British Vogue, said he was racially profi
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Jessica Morgan
Global News
Missing White Woman Syndrome — Why Do People Care Less When Women...
We all know her name. We all recognise her face. We all remember her defining feature: the coloboma in her right eye. When 3-year old Madeleine McCann went
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Yasmin Lajoie
Politics
Why Can’t The Government Grasp That We’re All Renters?
I grew up hearing the axiom “youth is wasted on the young” trotted out by older people – family members, family friends and teachers – so o
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Vicky Spratt
News
Zindzi Mandela, Politician & Daughter Of Nelson Mandela, Dies At 59
Zindzi Mandela, the youngest child of anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela and his second wife Winnie Mandela, died on Sunday at the age of 59. Mandela was S
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Asia Ewart
Work & Money
For Black Women In Media, A “Dream Job” Is A Myth
Every time a Black woman hits my timeline with yet another horrifying account of workplace racism, images of my own rush to my head.
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Kathleen Newman-B...
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Coronavirus
I’m Done Pretending I’m White
This story was originally published on Refinery29 Canada A white bed sheet drapes over the translucent blinds of my front window; it’s my security blanke
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Anna Haines
News
How To Join Virtual Events Marking The Grenfell Anniversary
Today, Sunday 14th June, marks three years since the profoundly tragic Grenfell Tower fire which claimed the lives of 72 people. More than 70 other people
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Nick Levine
Global News
“Change Is In The Air” – 6 Young Women At The Black L...
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Chanté Joseph
Global News
Little Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock Shares Her Experiences Of R...
Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock has shared an emotional video message detailing the blatant racism she has experienced while working in the creative i
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Nick Levine
Global News
The Sinister Abortion News You May Have Missed This Week
What a week this has been, as people keep saying in earnest on Twitter and Instagram. Yes, a lot has happened but are we really surprised? The pandemic whi
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Vicky Spratt
Global News
Rubber Bullets Were Called “Too Dangerous For Crowds” In 2002. Po...
People are protesting across the United States as well as globally in the UK, Ireland, Germany, New Zealand, France, Italy, Syria and Brazil, demanding cha
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Elizabeth Gulino
Global News
How You Can Support Black People Today, Tomorrow & Forever
This year has brought sadness and hardship among the Black community. Not only have Black people been forced to mourn the deaths of family and friends as t
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Jessica Morgan
News
The Pandemic Of Black Trauma Will Never End
White people talk about how they can't wait for things to "get back to normal." But the past two months have shown "normal" still includes the murder of Bl
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Kathleen Newman-B...
Cultural Issues & Equal Rights
Thousands Of Activists Join Black Lives Matter Protests In London...
Thousands of activists have taken part in anti-racism protests in London and Manchester this weekend in a show of solidarity with Black Lives Matter demons
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Nick Levine
Unbothered
Dear America: As A Black British Woman, Your Pain Is My Pain
Trigger warning: This article contains details of assault and police brutality. “Being black is having a good day and then seeing another black perso
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Jessica Morgan
Photography
Class Of COVID-19: The Students Whose School Year Has Been Cut Short
When Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that schools in the UK would shut from Friday 20th March, it was a telltale sign that coronavirus, the illness
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Serena Brown
Health News
Scammers Are Posing As The NHS Cervical Screening Programme
The public health crisis caused by coronavirus has had far-reaching implications for other “non-essential” health services, including delays an
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Vicky Spratt
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