A feminist society was created by 16-, 17- and 18-year-old girls in response to an offensive behavior of their male peers. The young activists are defending gender equality and respect for women.[Source]
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Facebook removes ads from controversial pages to avoid boycott
Facebook is under pressure of adverts. Big companies don´t want to see their advertising campaign on Facebook page of controversial groups. Now, a leader of social-media system is looking for a new procedure also called as a ¨gold standard¨ which will able to select ¨secure¨ pages for adverts.[Source]
The View from the Streets: Immigration
A crew of intrepid Citizen TV makers learning to shoot with WORLDbytes, take to the streets to investigate public attitudes to immigration. On asking people what they think about the idea of ‘Open Borders’ many responses are refreshingly positive. Some may argue this is because it’s Hackney and Wood Green in Cosmopolitan London but its clear old fashioned ‘racism’ has had its day. Politicians can not blame the 2nd class citizenship they impose through immigration law on public attitudes. ‘Too few resources’ for ‘too many people’ is more common but we’ll visit the streets to check out public views on that next.
Searchlight opposes racism and fascism in Britain and abroad.
Searchlight was founded in 1964 as an occasional publication and press agency, and became a monthly magazine in 1975. From the outset it has been uniquely successful in gathering and analysing intelligence on the far right. The results of this work are used far beyond the pages of the magazine and our other publications.
Searchlight exposes the fascists and racists’ activities and alerts the antifascist community to our opponents’ intentions, plans and trends. We are the only publication regularly to investigate and analyse the far right’s ideological powerhouse, the New Right. Searchlight is the first port of call for activists, journalists, politicians and academics seeking information on organised racism in Britain.
Family seeks answers and justice for this tragic death in police custody….
- UK
- activism
- mental health
- campaign
- hidden discrimination
- by Redaction
- on 06 May
Sean´s sudden and untimely death has come as a shock to the family. On 21st Aug´08 he was arrested and restrained by Brixton police – he died very shortly after…Why? On the 27th of March 2013, three police officers were arrested, for more info, visit:[Source]
How a sweet shop is changing attitudes to disability?
Young people with hard disable problems and their teacher have created a sweet shop in the UK, This unique business project should permit disable youngers to find a rightful place in the society.[Source]
Care home provider appoints sex champions
Older and disabled people can enjoy of new service from care home Mosaic house in the UK. The new service consists in encouraging the residents to have a sexually active life.[Source]
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Food for Thought
This is an archive of material found during the project's research about discrimination. It should stimulate thought, and serve as reference for those interested in the subject.
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