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Climate Change and Social Justice – Reflections on COP26 from the Geographies of Social Justice Research Group

Geographies of Social Justice Research Group members are currently undertaking research in various locations; including Cuba, Edinburgh, Guatemala, and Nepal. Whilst diverse in approach and focus, their work holds in […]

From feminism to antiracism and why we can’t have one without the other

Cross-posted from CERES – Blog post by Islay Nicklin, The Eager Network

Racism in football

Cross-posted from The Conversation – Blog post by Paul Ian Campbell, University of Leicester, UK

Understanding racial capitalism in Africa: a study of the Nigerian oil-dependent capitalist economy

Cross-posted from Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power – Blog post by Buhari Shehu Miapyen, Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus

Teachers of Deaf Children: Black Deaf Lives Matter

"We Outside" but do we belong? - Discovering sports, leisure and the outdoors while Black

By Lucien Staddon Foster

White Supremacy's Monuments: On the Removal of Robert E. Lee

By Meghan Tinsley, Sadia Habib, Chloe Peacock, Ruth Ramsden-Karelse, and Gary YoungeOn 8th September 2021, a crowd gathered on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Virginia, USA, near the base of its […]

Second-generation Central Americans and the formation of an ethnoracial identity in Los Angeles

Cross-posted from Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power – Blog post by Ariana J Valle, New York University, USA

Anti-Gaelic rejectionism and minority rights in Scotland

Cross-posted from CERES – Blog post by Wilson McLeod, University of Edinburgh, UK

Looking as white

Cross-posted from Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power – Blog post by Alana Lentin, Western Syndey University, Australia

Being the ‘Martin Luther King’ of the classroom: Black people solving the faults of racism

Blog post by Deja Osei-West, Social Policy and Criminology Student, University of Birmingham

Minneapolis in Paris: on state violence and global racism

Cross-posted from Spectre – Blog post by Jean Beaman, University of California, USA“For us who are determined to break the back of colonialism, our historic mission is to authorize every […]