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Ruebik and OBV research finds that Black workers in financial firms face 'Impenetrable glass ceiling'

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Recruitment specialist Ruebik supported by Operation Black Vote, have undertaken research highlighting the continued barriers which exist within UK City firms. The research pinpoints chronic underrepresentation within these firms as it found that not a single financial company in the FTSE100 featured a black executive director.

Minister Olukemi Olufunto Badenoch fighting pseudo ‘culture war’

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Lessons from Don Quixote

The 17th century classic novel of Don Quixote written by Miguel de Cervantes, widely regarded as one of the greatest writers in the Spanish language is now a standard text in schools and considered one of the great founding works of modern Western literature.

The novel revolves around the adventures of a bold and chivalrous Knight seeking to maintain and uphold honour and integrity in a dramatically changing world.

Continue to help save lives and support #EndSars

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Please consider donating to the Feminist Coalition and EndSarsResponse to help provide medical and legal assistance for protestors and all those who have been negatively affected by SARS.

It is time to tackle inequality – once and for all.

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I represent one of the areas in London that has been most impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Since being elected in late January, I have seen first-hand how the current health crisis is ripping holes right through our community, particularly in diverse places like Alperton. It is abundantly clear that the impact of what is happening now is something that we will be dealing with for a very long time.

Institutional racism in Policing: Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick hides behind an unremitting wall of institutional racism and routine denial.

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There is a saying in British black communities that all serious accusations of systemic institutional racism are a bit like eternal truths; they both tend to start their lives as heretical blasphemies. Always denied and when eventually accepted it's with begrudging reluctance.

Anne-Marie Imafidon Named Most Influential Woman In Tech For 2020

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Anne-Marie Imafidon has been named the most influential woman in the UK’s tech industry for 2020. The honour, which was given out by ComputerWeekly saw her take number one place ahead of 49 other candidates as part of their annual countdown. This distinction also comes a year after she placed second behind the 2019 winner Debbie Forster.

Upon receiving her award she expressed both gratitude and surprise at her triumph before acknowledging the importance of the award for providing a platform to a variety of nominees since it's 2014 inception.

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