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The clear disadvantage experienced by Black teachers needs to be much more of a priority for employers and for Government.

Getting started guidance, part of the NEU toolkit for preventing sexism and sexual harassment in schools.

Jayaben Desai organised strikes at the Grunwick photographic film-processing plant in London in 1976-1978.

Len Kwesi Garrison worked to support the education of Black children about their history and culture, and preserving Black British history.

Margaret Busby became Britain’s first Black woman book publisher – and the youngest – when she co-founded a publishing company in 1967.

Claudia Jones spent her life fighting for tolerance and equality, which led her to become a founder of the much-loved Notting Hill Carnival.

Report out of a Westminster roundtable convened by the NEU and the All-Party Political Group on Race and Equality in Education.

Exclusions from school constitute a significant risk to life chances.

Toni Morrison was the only African American author (and one of the few women) to win the Nobel Prize for literature.

Lady Phyll is one of the co-founders of the UK Black Pride, which is the Europe’s largest celebration for Black LGBT people.

Beryl Gilroy was born in British Guiana in 1924. She was a pioneering writer, teacher and part of the ‘Windrush generation.

Teaching notes on the content and usage of the 'Paul's Journey' section of the resource, together with advice on the pedagogical challenges and conceptual issues it raises.