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Brouwn’s decisions were meaningful amid the growing contemporary art market of the ’60s, wherein the international circulation of artworks in

Exclusive: former staff member at equality watchdog says she was vilified, silenced and punished for speaking up on race

TWO years ago, British media reflected on one of the darkest incidents in their country's modern history. It was the 40th anniversary of the Brixton Riots, which destroyed that south London dist...

A report by Caroline Sanderson for The Bookseller. "Born four days late, a bruised almond/left puckering in the salty yolk,/the soft bone of my skull was concave,/a thumbprint in wax, like the coin/for the ferryman had been pressed there/overnight.” This arresting description of her own birth is from Safiya Sinclair’s poem “Osteology”, which appears in…

In 1966 Asquith Xavier overturned a decision not to employ him as a guard at London’s Euston station because of his ethnicity.

Black history training is now being delivered to officers, staff and new starters alike at Nottinghamshire Police.

From Three Little Birds to Grime Kids, don't miss a moment.

Members of the African-Caribbean community will be given freedom of the borough status for their ‘exceptional contribution’ to the area

A train has been named after a railway worker who overturned a racist recruitment policy, Avanti West Coast said.In 1966 Asquith Xavier overturned a decision not […]

First presented in 1984, named after English painter J M W Turner, The Turner Prize is the art competition that introduced us to Tracey Emin's iconic bed, Damien Hurst's formaldehyde cow and calf and not forgetting Anthea Hamilton's giant bum.