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Tag Archives: discrimination
Racism in Football – 2018 and still going strong !
It doesn’t seem that difficult to imagine that racism still exists in football – as it does in so many other areas of life. Our country is so divided with the media using language that separates people, one individual from … Continue reading
Posted in discrimination, Equality & Diversity, race equality
Tagged discrimination, Kick it Out, Racism in Football
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Inspired to Write – prejudice from an American airline
Why have I been so absent from this blog for the past months? Surely it is not because I have nothing to write about; indeed, it is probably quite the opposite. I watch, listen to and read the news daily … Continue reading
Posted in communication, discrimination, Language, management, Prejudice
Tagged Arabic, cultural difference, discrimination, language, prejudice
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Getting Language Right – helping immigrants settle.
I am indebted once again to my colleague and friend Chris Markiewicz, who has previously guest blogged on these pages. Yesterday, he brought the issue of accuracy in language to my attention in his blog. He suggests that getting one’s … Continue reading
Posted in communication, Equality & Diversity, Language
Tagged cultural difference, discrimination, language, Refugee, Syria
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Political Leaders and Feminism – an uneasy relationship
Wearing a t-shirt that says “This is what a true feminist looks like” is relatively easy, but being a true feminist is more demanding. Perhaps there ought to be a test to determine whether you are or not, before wearing … Continue reading
82 countries where homosexuality is illegal
I found this blog listing the countries where forms of homosexuality is illegal. It makes for uncomfortable reading for some. Unfortunately, judging by the number of unsubscribers from my distribution list after my last blog, comfortable reading for others. 82 … Continue reading
Posted in Equality & Diversity, Sexuality equality
Tagged discrimination, equality, homophobia, sexuality
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No Double Beds Available – a religious response to equalities
When I go on holiday, I want to be able to share a room and a bed with my partner; whether we are married or not should be of no consequence. In last week’s news, I read a story of … Continue reading
Are you the next Mandela – finding the change leader in you.
Last week I was asked in an email, “where have you been, I’ve been missing your writing”. This simple question was enough to give myself the proverbial kick start I needed to get these pages moving again. For those who have missed … Continue reading
Posted in human rights
Tagged discrimination, Nelson Mandela, Peace, racism, Robben Island, South Africa, Syria, Woolwich
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Rights of Disabled People – the wrongs of very few others.
In 1990, the United States enacted the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was one of the first such pieces of legislation in the world. It defined disability discrimination and has been a blueprint for many other similar laws across the … Continue reading
The Royal Family – established gender equality
This short article has a surprising subject for me; the Royal Family, but I could not let this piece of news pass without comment. Today the countries of the Commonwealth agreed that a bill ending discrimination against women in the … Continue reading
Posted in beyond diversity, discrimination, Equality & Diversity, gender equality, human rights, inequality, management, Sexism, Uncategorized
Tagged discrimination, Duchess of Cambridge, equality and diversity, Gender equality, Kate Middleton, Nick Clegg, Royal Family, Succession to the Crown Bill, women in management
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