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The Black British innovators creating their own media platforms in the face of industry’s race problem Nadine White © Provided by The Independent
The British media has been forced into some long-needed introspection this week, as Meghan and Harry again attributed their departure from the UK to racism within the industry here.
For Black journalists – or aspiring reporters and editors – this conversation couldn’t come soon enough. And if the issues aren’t addressed soon, they say, the impact on the UK’s media landscape could be devastating.
Was racism part of the reason the couple left the UK last year, Oprah Winfrey asked, from the Californian sun of the couple’s new home.
A politics lecturer has hit out at Liverpool University s plans to drop the name of former Prime Minister William Gladstone from a building because of his family s links to the slave trade.
The university emailed staff on Tuesday confirming that the plans to rename the Gladstone Hall student accommodation building, which were initially announced in June, are set to go ahead.
They said the decision was being made because of the strength of feeling evoked in our student community by the Gladstone family s historic ownership of enslaved people, and their profiting from the transatlantic trade in enslaved people .
But the move was slammed by university employee Dr David Jeffery, an expert on the history of Liverpool, who said on Twitter that Gladstone was one of Britain s greatest Prime Ministers.