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The idea of race affects our everyday lives – whether we choose to believe it or not. Most individuals view the world through a racial lens – whether it be a White world, a Black world, an Asian world or the less descriptive – yet overtly offensive – Otherworld. This idea of race fueling social …
In 2015, 15-year-old Shamima Begum left the UK to join the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in Syria. The British born teenager made headlines overnight – with her face being sprawled across every newspaper, magazine and news outlet. The public’s opinion was divided – with phrases being thrown around such as “she’s only …
What is “ableism” in the workplace? According to The Armstrong Law Firm, “ableism” is a form of disability discrimination – but it’s so culturally ingrained that it’s often hard to combat. Ableism is anything that devalues someone based on their disability – whether that disability is visible or not.” Many people would argue that …