Over the summer, I spoke at an event organised by my undergraduate alumni association on my own racial blindspots. I’ve got mixed feelings about this talk. What do I know about racism? I don’t know what it’s like to have people look at me and see a diversity hire, a criminal suspect, or someone who can be killed for somebody else’s convenience. But I do know is how hard it is for people like me to notice and acknowledge people other than me. And today, I’d like to tell you a

British Sign Language has its own words, syntax and grammar. English is a foreign language to BSL users making a lot of information inaccess

Europe needs immigration, but living together comes with pain, with professor of education Marijk van der Wende.