Today’s topics are: Giving Police powers to warn you of a potential partner’s violent history is intrusive or good sense? http://bit.ly/mT7WZV The appointment of a white male as Essence magazine’s managing editor. Diversity at its best or PC gone mad? http://bit.ly/qsEC8z Germany is looking to re-introduce siesta’s during the working day? Would you welcome the [...]
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#TalkingTuesdays July 19
Posted by admin on July 19th, 2011
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No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays July 5
Posted by admin on July 5th, 2011
Today’s topics are: Is it sexist for Harrods to insist their female workers should wear full make up while at work? http://bit.ly/moY4Ir Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has urged UK businesses to give jobs to Britons first. Right or modern racism? http://bbc.in/lnS15d Do you think stereotypes can ever help the individual it labels? http://bit.ly/jTbxlK [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: Black, black female graduates, black female professionals, Black females, black men, black people, black professionals, black women, black women graduates, British, Britons, college, degree, female graduates, female professionals, female shop assistants, females, graduates, Harrods, Iain Duncan Smith, Ian Duncan-Smith, IDS, joblessness, jobs, jobs for British, labelling, labels, make up, makeup, pensions, people colour, professionals, shop assistants, stereotypes, talking, talking tuesdays, TalkingTuesdays, tuesdays, unemployed, unemployment, university, women, women graduates, women of colour, women professionals, work, work and pensions No Comments »I’mPOSSIBLE founder joins Dotun Adebayo on his weekly BBC London radio chatshow
Posted by admin on June 13th, 2011
June 12, 2011 London: Simone Bresi-Ando, founder of I’mPOSSIBLE joined Dotun Adebayo on his popular weekly radio chat show on BBC London 94.9FM to discuss: ‘Is the Black man in crisis?’ They were joined by Paul Lawrence, Black Men in the Community, Patrick Augustus, author of ‘Babyfather’ and Melvyn Davis, founder of The Male Development Service. [...]
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