Rise in home working could lead to increase in prejudice, researchers warn

November 16, 2020 Article

Increased home working and fewer opportunities to socialise during the coronavirus pandemic is threatening to make society less tolerant of diversity, a report warns. Reduced access to workplaces, leisure centres and other communal facilities is likely to make it much harder to form friendships that break down prejudices, the Woolf Institute said. Without alternative opportunities […]

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Want to see what Twitter Does Not Remove After Being Informed to?

September 4, 2016 Article

Hate Blacks etc

This is now the third day that Twitter has not acted on this account which is a clear example of the problems that beset the social media platform. Members of the public have raised objections to this account and we have also reported this account in and written to Twitter specifically on this. As of

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The Banality of Hate – Boycotts Because of a Wrong Strand of Religion

April 26, 2016 Article

In 1961, Hannah Arendt coined the term ‘the banality of evil‘ whilst covering the trial of Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem who repeatedly stated that he was “only following orders.” It was this inability to think beyond orders and directives that led to the mass genocide of people which led her to coin the term. Yet

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