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Race and Religion in the Media: A Look to Boston
Richard Elliott takes a closer look at a common false premise. At the time of writing, all charges for the acts of terrorism which occurred in Boston over the last week have been attributed
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Pakistani Immigrants: Home From Home?
Iram Ramzan goes ‘home’ to Pakistan to understand what’s happening at home here. This is the first of a two-part analysis based on my observations of my time in Pakistan and Kashmir. In January,
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Integration: whose responsibility is it?
Iram Ramzan considers the implications of Ed Miliband’s speech on integration. FOLLOWING the release of the 2011 census, it was inevitable that immigration and integration were going to be subjects of great debate. Earlier
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Now Look Here: Some Things Unsaid Should Be Said
‘Professor’ Toby Richards sneaks out of a secret summit NOW look here: One is not at great liberty to divulge the exact location of the gathering, nor the precise reason for such an extraordinary
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Why Blaming ‘Asian Sex Gangs’ Is the Real Disservice to the Victims
Myriam François-Cerrah addresses the issues of Child Sexual Exploitation and ‘Asian gangs’* (Myriam François-Cerrah is a freelance journalist, DPhil candidate in Middle Eastern studies at Oxford and writer.) THE interim report on Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)
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I agree with Nick… Griffin
Agreeing with Nick Griffin and the BNP is the easiest way to lose an argument in UK politics, be labelled a racist, and be mocked politically forever. However I liked the headline so I
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Enter Nick Griffin, Pantomime Villain
Enter Nick Griffin, Pantomime Villain By Suzanne Nuri Politics seems to be an area of life where villains abound. Heroes are generally few and far between and amongst us mere mortals, politicians are always
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