Is dangerous thinking about race and IQ at the heart of UK government?
The Sabisky affair should not be seen as a random event: the real battle lies ahead. [Read now...]
Are voters prejudiced against ethnic minority candidates?
We asked participants to choose between white and ethnic minority candidates — the results were telling. [Read now...]
Coronavirus fears can trigger anti-Chinese prejudice.
Asian students were bullied and excluded during the SARS outbreak. Here is how we can get schools to help prevent that happening again. [Read now...]
Let’s try to tell the EU Settlement Scheme story again. This time using evidence...
Must-read thread by Professor Tanja Bueltmann responding to writer David Oldroyd-Bolt’s ludicrous claims that EU citizens are now all behind Brexit and happy with the Brexiters’ vision for Britain outside the EU. [Read now...]
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PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Threadscriptor, Brexit, Brexit Britain, Brexit Xenophobia, Citizens' Rights, EU Citizens, Fact-Check, Facts Matter, ICYMI, Pre-Settled Status, Racism, Settled Status, Twitter thread
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The Brexit Ceasefire Challenge.
A brilliant thread on why convincing people to listen to each other’s experience and so introducing the human side again might just help to starve the growing fascism in UK society. [Read now...]
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PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Threadscriptor, Brexit, Brexiters, Extremism, Far-Right, Racism, Remainers, Social Media, Twitter, Twitter thread
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Xenophobia has become ‘acceptable’ in the UK since Brexit. — Do we just accept this now?
Tanya Loretta Dee had the courage a few days ago to speak out, name and challenge an unacceptable hateful behaviour she experienced in her bus in London. Boris Johnson’s own words and behaviour encourage this sort of incident. [Read now...]
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PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Threadscriptor, Brexit, Brexit Britain, Brexit Xenophobia, Hate, ICYMI, Racism, Twitter thread, UK, Xenophobia
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English in England — We should celebrate different languages, not write hate mail about them.
The unpleasant ‘Happy Brexit Day’ poster misses the fact that the vast majority of people in the UK recognise the benefits of multilingualism. [Read now...]
