[ad_1] A landscape architect has won more than £60,000 after her boss said she was ‘silly’ for complaining about being discriminated against. Council project manager Mary Karooma-Brooker was found to have been the victim of ‘tokenistic treatment’ when her employees asked her to be on an interview panel. She had been invited by the Royal…
[ad_1] Meghan Markle is ‘strategic’ when it comes to picking her friendships, royal expert Charlotte Griffiths has told on Palace Confidential. Speaking on the Mail+’s weekly talk show, the Editor at Large for the Mail on Sunday said the Montecito-based Duchess of Sussex, 42, doesn’t have many friends. As Meghan sends the first batch of her…
[ad_1] Sadiq Khan has unveiled £25,000 grants to help people change street names as part of a diversity campaign launched following Black Lives Matter protests. The Mayor of London has announced a £1 million fund that will be shared out among community groups, including those wishing to campaign to alter potentially offensive road names. Grants…
[ad_1] Rex Whistler’s family has intervened in a racism row over the artist’s giant mural in the Tate by defending the controversial piece as a “work of the past”. Descendants of the late British artist have issued a joint statement suggesting it was “perhaps unsurprising” that Whistler painted Oriental figures on the wall of a…
[ad_1] Former British Special Forces agent Ant Middleton has promised to expose the ‘darkest secrets’ of the terrified celebrities being put through their paces on Channel Seven’s SAS Australia. But the ex-Royal Marine-turned-reality TV star has his own chequered past involving scandals, shocking tweets and a four-month prison stint for assaulting a policewoman outside a…
[ad_1] Meghan Markle may ‘pedal back’ on some of her more woke speeches after realising it puts Prince Harry’s relationship with his family at risk, a royal expert has claimed. The Duchess of Sussex, 39, has recently been outspoken on a range of hot-button issues including the addictive nature of social media, Black Lives Matter and…
[ad_1] Colonial legacy of Admiral Lord Nelson and the Royal Navy’s links to slavery ‘to be re-evaluated’ by Greenwich Maritime Museum who plan to change their historical displays following the Black Lives Matter movement The National Maritime Museum will change its Lord Horatio Nelson displays All of the museum’s displays will be reviewed to reveal…
[ad_1] A statue depicting London’s first black mayor is being planned in the wake of the global Black Lives Matter movement. John Archer was elected mayor of Battersea, south London, in 1913 and has been described as a pioneer for his role in local politics and for helping bring in a minimum wage for council…
[ad_1] By: Trends Desk | New Delhi | October 2, 2020 6:44:37 pm The mailboxes installed to celebrate the black history month will remain in place until the end of October. British postal service Royal Mail unveiled four black mailboxes to mark the start of Black History month and they honour prominent personalities like Mary…
[ad_1] The year 2020 has been significant for social justice movements, particularly for Black Lives Matter movement. The massive protests across the United States and in some parts of Europe once again highlighted the systemic racism present in the countries. To honour the sufferings of Black people, a few post boxes in Britain are being…