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Tag: Ruby Fatimilehin

Decolonising education: In conversation with Melz

Posted on 21st October 202021st October 2020 by Ruby Fatimilehin

Melz Owusu speaks to Ruby Fatimilehin about founding The Free Black University, Black activism and decolonising education. Leeds alumni Melz Owusu has raised over £126,000 in their campaign to create the Free Black University. They […]

The Murder of Ahmaud Arbery: Viral Videos Lead to Dehumanisation

Posted on 19th May 202019th May 2020 by Ruby Fatimilehin

On the 23rd of February, Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was jogging through his neighbourhood, just outside of Brunswick, Georgia, when he was stopped and killed. A video which has since gone viral shows an unarmed Arbery […]

Windrush Scandal Review Reveals Home Office Ignorance

Posted on 3rd April 20203rd April 2020 by Ruby Fatimilehin

The highly anticipated Windrush Lessons Learned Review has condemned the Home Office’s treatment of migrants, referring primarily to the Windrush scandal. The review highlights the “profound institutional failure” which caused people who came to the […]

Black Students Disproportionately Affected By Cancellation Of A-level Examinations

Posted on 3rd April 20208th April 2020 by Ruby Fatimilehin

Due to COVID-19, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Education Secretary Gavin Williamson have announced that GCSE and A-level exams will not be taking place in England this summer. For year thirteen students whose conditional university […]

Is There Racism in Maternal Healthcare?

Posted on 7th October 20198th October 2019 by Ruby Fatimilehin

Black women in the UK are far more likely to die from complications surrounding pregnancy and childbirth than their white peers. Although death during pregnancy is still relatively rare in the UK, for black women […]

Is Notting Hill Forgetting Its Roots?

Posted on 19th September 201919th September 2019 by Ruby Fatimilehin

When 500 people gathered for the first ever Notting Hill Carnival in 1966, no one could have imagined its coming popularity. This year saw 2.5 million attendees, 40,000 volunteers and 9,000 police, making it the […]

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