Just imagine you are one of the employees working for the national charity Oxfam. Perhaps you’re a manager in one of their High Street shops, overseeing the selfless volunteers who give up hours of their time to work behind the counter or sort donations. Or maybe you’re employed in a back-office role, taking pride in the fact your work makes a positive contribution to the world, a small cog in a bigger set of machines that make a difference to those in need. Although not necessarily the right sort of difference, apparently: this week it emerged that Oxfam had sent out a ‘racial justiceâ...