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In Critique of Blackface and institutional indifference to racism

Deborah Gabriel Reflections 7th July 201617th August 2017blackface, blackface racism, racism in higher education
In Critique of Blackface and institutional indifference to racism

Who is this Neanderthal that dons Blackface,

Disrespecting my people and mocking my race?  Read more

A year in the Life of an Early Career Researcher

Deborah Gabriel Reflections 14th August 20156th October 2022early career researcher, qualitative research, race and ethnicity
A year in the Life of an Early Career Researcher

I joined Bournemouth University (BU) as a lecturer in the Faculty of Media and Communication on 1 September 2014, three months after being awarded my PhD in Media and Cultural Studies from the University of Salford.  Read more

The British government must compensate Mau Mau Veterans for colonial atrocities

Deborah Gabriel Reflections 7th May 20136th October 2022British human rights abuses, colonial invasion in Kenya, colonialism, Kenya
The British government must compensate Mau Mau Veterans for colonial atrocities

It’s been more than sixty years since the British government invaded Kenya in the name of the British Empire, after abandoning African enslavement when it was no longer profitable, in favour of colonial conquests.  Read more

Why the British Honours system must do without Empire

Deborah Gabriel Reflections 12th May 20125th April 2022British Empire, British honours system, British Imperialism, colonialism, slavery
Why the British Honours system must do without Empire

On Tuesday 8 May 2012 I took part in a studio discussion on BBC Breakfast. Whilst it was great that the BBC covered this topic, obviously television has time constraints, so here I will elaborate further on points raised during the programme. Read more

Race equality in the UK: why we still have a long way to go

Deborah Gabriel Reflections 12th January 200917th August 2017race, race equality, racism, UK
Race equality in the UK: why we still have a long way to go

The tenth anniversary of the MacPherson report was marked by the proclamation by deputy minister for women and equality Maria Eagle that great strides have been made in terms of race relations, in the last decade. Read more

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