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Urban film has become a popular genre within contemporary cinema. Often gritty tales of inner city life brought to the screen for those tha...

My parents, and the parents of many of my peers, came to the UK as part of the wave of emigration from former British colonies to “the mothe...

When I saw the initial trailers for Django Unchained, it certainly captured my attention. Written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, a stel...

Recently, I met some friends for lunch. Everyone at the table was either approaching or already in their early thirties and, with the excep...

In an increasingly secular society, religion has lost much of the relevance it once held. Throughout much of Europe, religion and the stat...

Being asked “where are you from?” is something most British born ethnic minorities have been asked at some point. It’s a common feature of s...

The re-election of Barack Obama as US President has again prompted debate on whether the UK could ever elect a black Prime Minister. As a c...

As the body responsible for inspections and regulation in the English education system, it would be assumed by most that Ofsted would be on...

Despite public awareness of blood cancers such as leukaemia, the number of people that donate blood and have registered as potential bone m...

Prejudice directed against ethnic minorities by individuals of the majority indigenous (and typically white in a western context) race is th...