#TalkingTuesdays is a time for open, effective dialogue on how our followers truly see the world and it’s events as well as positively interact with one another. Every Tuesday, we pose some questions which you can answer by tweeting us, using the hashtag #TalkingTuesdays or commenting on this post. Are men becoming more sensitive because women are [...]
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#TalkingTuesdays April 24
Posted by admin on April 23rd, 2012
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No Comments »Reversing the invisibility of British women of colour courtesy of CNN
Posted by admin on October 28th, 2011
In July 2011, Simone Bresi-Ando, founder of I’mPOSSIBLE was honoured when CNN international approached her to talk about her experience as a Black British female. Zena Tuitt, Kehinde Olarinmoye and Desiree Banugo joined Simone to share their journeys as Black British women and were asked a range of questions during a two hour interview about their perception [...]
Posted in News Tags: Black, Black British, Black British women, black professional women, Britain, British, British women, British women of colour, CNN, CNN international, colour, corporate, corporate world, experience, gender, Liane Membis, professional women, race, racism, sex, sexism, UK, women, women of colour, working women, Yale, Yale student No Comments »What’s in a name?
Posted by admin on July 25th, 2011
Can racial and sexual slurs be reclaimed to empower the groups they were created to harm? By Annie Rockson By looking at those in power; albeit business or politics, women and ethnic minorities are not at levels within these spheres which are representative of their contribution and numbers in society. With the ‘isms’ (racism [...]
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