For I Am My Mother
‘For I am my mother’s daughter, and the drums of Africa still beat in my→
Author: Avila Diana Chidume
Mental Health In The Black Community
A look at a topic often considered a taboo within the Black community, with ideas on how these issues could be de-stigmatised and accepted
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Urgent Police Appeal for U1 Bus Witnesses
Hampshire Police are appealing for 13 individuals, 12 of whom were caught on camera on a Unilink bus, to aid their investigation into the rape of a woman in Riverside Park in December.
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SCA: Sexual Assault in BAME Communities
Avila Diana Chidume investigates the hidden world of sexual assault within the BAME community.
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Why I Support Affirmative Action
As the job market becomes increasingly competitive, Avila Diana Chidume argues that affirmative action should be commonplace in order to achieve workplace equality.
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Africa Month: Dear White Saviours
How charity fundraising methods raise strong ethical questions.
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Autism Awareness Week: Am I To Blame For My Own Ignorance Regarding Autism?
Avila Diana Chidume on her perceptions of autism.
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