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BLACK IN BRITAIN

On this page, we explore the realities attached to being Black In Britain. As stated in our ethos, BLK BRIT works to document the identities and experiences within the UK, and this section of the publication does just that.

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Community: Building What Used To Be

Community used to just happen. Now you have to build it.

Taking a step back… everyone talks about proactively building your tribe but no-one shares how to do it. Where does one even begin?

We explore the changes to building community and highlight existing groups focused on encouraging togetherness /

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Autism Acceptance Month

National Autism Acceptance Month celebrates the uniqueness of autistic individuals. Within our communities, social support and understanding of autism needs to be emphasised.

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UK Schemes Changing The Future For Black Students

If we continue to shy away from Black students' changing experiences and growth, will Britain become a power force of inclusivity in higher education?

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Black and Uncared

The conversation regarding Looked After Children is often an unheard one with pro-choice and pro-life campaigns taking centre stage. When speaking about Black children in care, this is even further diminished. Yet, it is necessary that Black looked after children are placed in care of those who are able to help build a strong sense of confidence and identity.