by Pip Roddis Week 1 of COP22 has come to an end. Listening to music, musing over the experience of being a youth delegate to a UNFCCC conference, familiar lyrics took on a new meaning: “Our hopes and expectations, black…
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Confusion and outrage greeted the government’s Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report. Critiques about the validity of its claims have begun to circulate widely👉🏽🔎https://bit.ly/2PLz9f1
✍️🏽Co-authored by anthropology prof Raminder Kaur @ConversationUK #RacismReport
I've now digested the #RacismReport and come up with some more detailed reflections from the perspective of someone who has researched and taught about the British Empire for over thirty years. If you're interested, they are here: https://blogs.sussex.ac.uk/snapshotsofempire/2021/04/01/comments-on-the-report-of-the-commission-on-race-and-ethnic-disparities/
What role does distance play for people’s desire to intervene in the lives of others? What compels them to support neighbours, or rather those living across nation states and continents?✈️🫂
A great read by @SussexAnthropol's Anne-Meike Fechter ✍️🏽https://bit.ly/3mtZgTC
"As widespread criticism mounts, the bottom line is that although it gets a handful of things right, overall the commission’s report lacks credibility."
Prof Raminder Kaur from @SussexGlobal on the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report
https://metro.co.uk/2021/04/07/race-commission-report-the-rights-and-wrongs-14366888/?ito=cbshare