by María Inés Zamudio, Center for Public IntegrityOctober 14, 2022 We share the planet with over 380 trillion viruses right now. Some of these powerful pathogens can kill us and even bring the world to a halt — as the novel coronavirus did in 2020. Viruses teach us how “undeniably connected we are
US military justice as handed down in wartime Britain was found to be racially biased against black American servicemen. Tim Luckhurst, Durham University Eighty years ago this summer, 150,000 American servicemen were in the UK to support the allied campaign against Nazi occupied Europe. The British government hoped their presence would strengthen the
Brussels will consider upgrading the EU’s race equality law as it sets out a sweeping plan to tackle discrimination against people from a black, Asian and minority ethnic BAME background. A draft EU action plan against racism, seen by the Guardian, proposes to investigate whether the race equality directive has gaps, particularly on
Responding to mounting internal pressure, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art announced it will create a fund “to support initiatives, exhibitions, and acquisitions in the area of diverse art histories” as part of a -point anti-racism and diversity plan. The full plan can be read in a blog post penned by the museum’s