Anti-Racial Programme

The concepts of race and ethnicity has always been an ongoing conversation. How we engage in the conversation has progressed drastically especially since the killing of George Floyd. A move for a more open and honest conversation about how people of colour are affected, has meant a change in focus for individuals and wider institutions.

However, despite the progress of these conversation, there has been a lack of action and peoples views still stop at 'literate' - having the right language but not the fluency, ability to engage and take action. The issues around race, ethnicity and culture still feel like a landmine to navigate, dousing the desire to drive meaningful change, taking on the position of allyship, where the change happens.

As a society, there has been a shifts, a global awakening. Gone are the days of the obvert and loud racist bigot, but racism has become more covert and insidious. It is because of this, we have to acknowledge, it's not enough to not be racist, but we must be an8-racist. It's not enough to promote equality but must push for equity, as that is how we can achieve true equality and ultimately root out racism.