Anti-racism Follow

 Exclusions are a product of a broken education system obsessed with exams and directed towards a single model of 'success'

Black people were more likely to be stopped by cops, threatened or subject to police violence and falsely accused of rule-breaking and wrong-doing during the pandemic.

Supporters of president Jair Bolsonaro hope their mobilisations and military pressure will keep him in office

British border guards could gain the power to stop, board and instantly send back refugee boats in the English Channel.

Trade unionists and anti-fascists rallied in south London to say ‘Afghan refugees are welcome’ and to oppose racism, reports Michael Holland

Some on the left say reduced numbers of migrant workers led pay to rise. Charlie Kimber argues the real cause of low wages and terrible conditions has been the failure of unions to fight for better

As flash flooding and tornadoes hit the north-east United States, Sophie Squire looks at the lessons from Hurricane Katrina in 2005

London’s golf courses make up an area larger than the borough of Brent and there is enough space on publicly owned courses to house 300,000 people, according to new research.

The situation for Afghan refugees fleeing the Taliban and arriving in Britain is becoming ever more critical.

Men deported to Zimbabwe by the Home Office last month are being forced to live on the streets and are in fear of arrest. Yet Priti Patel wants more mass deportations.

Something of an echo of the establishment panic of the late 1960s is reverberating around the seats of power in Britain and the US.

The right is spinning arguments against refugees coming to Britain. They claim there’s “no room” or “not enough money” to take them all in.