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Poetic reflection on racial inequality: apparently we’re free

mackaylaforde Poetic Resistance 11th July 201619th July 2018black academics, black lives matter, inequality, race equality in higher education, racism, stop and search black people, UK olympics displacement of East London communities 0 Comment
Poetic reflection on racial inequality: apparently we’re free

Apparently we’re free.

Clearly we’re not free when we have to give ourselves European names to be given a fairer chance of getting a job. Read more

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