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'Swimming has changed my life': Alice Dearing, the only black swimmer on the British team, is determined to end stereotypes in her sport It is around halfway in our interview when Alice Dearing casually drops it into conversation.

Important Notice we have been put forward for award the link is on the page can all the family get voting thanks for taking the time👊

As you probably know by now, you have been nominated and shortlisted for the People's Champion award in the Manchester Sports Awards. The winner of this award is chosen by readers of the Manchester Evening News. The voting and the newspaper article and webpage are now up and running -
this is the webpage - https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/manchester-sports-awards-peoples-champion-16968853 The deadline for voting is midnight on Sunday 29th Sep

Voting now open for the People's Champion at the Manchester Sports Awards 2019 The award celebrates a person who has made an impact over a number of years on people, a club, a school or their community

Saturday 13 July 2019

Hey, that's our stuff: Maasai tribespeople tackle Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum Western museums are full of plundered objects. So what happened when a Masaai delegation travelled to the UK to discover where their sacred belongings ended up?

Revealed: the stark evidence of everyday racial bias in Britain Poll commissioned to launch series on unconscious bias shows gulf in negative experiences by ethnicity

Black History matters to everyone its a crucial part of our nation's story.

Black history matters to everyone – it’s a crucial part of our nations’ story | Lonnie Bunch The struggles and sacrifices of the past teach us all about the present, says educator and historian Lonnie Bunch

Poverty leads to more violence disadvantage communities and Social unrest.

New study finds 4.5 million UK children living in poverty New measure by Social Metrics Commission aims to focus political attention on the issue

Men get postnatal depression too.

Men get postnatal depression, too One in three new fathers worry about their mental health. Many struggle to bond with their babies, or wrestle with despair and aggression. Why isn’t this more widely acknowledged – and why won’t the medical establishment support them?

Dads in Prison should have longer visting hours with there children.

Charity calls for increase in visiting hours for kids to see fathers in prison The charity Barnado's say children are always adversely affected by a punishing lack of time with their fathers due to limit on jail visiting hours