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#anti-racism

Far-right violence is increasingly targeting Hong Kong activists in the UK, reflecting broader anti-immigrant attitudes.

The London Museum's diversity initiative seeks to address 'whiteness' in its organizational culture.

The initiative encourages employees to promote inclusivity and challenge hierarchical structures.

Malcolm X's visit to Smethwick in 1965 marked a pivotal moment in highlighting racism in the UK, leading to change and commemoration.

Sylvia Wynter challenges conventional understandings of humanity through the lens of slavery and plantation economics.

Barakat's keynote highlighted religious discrimination and the impact of Islamophobia, sparking unexpected backlash despite the event's mission for a supportive dialogue.

Dublin witnessed a clash between anti-immigration protesters and anti-racism activists, reflecting ongoing societal tensions over immigration issues.

Thousands opposed a pro-UK rally in Glasgow, highlighting significant public opposition to far-right sentiments.

Older women actively resist stereotypes, proving their relevance and vitality in societal roles against racism and in family dynamics.

Far-right protests in Britain have led to violence and insecurity among Muslims and people of color, with concerns of further unrest despite counterprotests.

Sadiq Khan reflects on the rise of racist abuse and the renewed fear in minority communities, emphasizing the need for vigilance.