“The high point of the episode comes in a court Hearing where sides have to make their arguments towards Data’s rights – if he is to be considered Property or a free individual.”
Sgathaich: Star Trek The Next Generation – The Measure of a Man
Orkney Remembers Christopher Alder #BlackLivesMatter
The Orkney OotWae Racism campaigning group will be remembering Christopher Alder on Wednesday 8th of July at 6pm in their weekly doorstep protest
Louise’s Story: A Mixed Race Child Growing Up in the UK
“I grew up in a small town in Lincolnshire which was and still is predominantly White. I went to school in that town and was the only person in the school that was not White (and this includes all the staff at the school).”
Diversity, Racism and Inclusion in the Agriculture Sector
“Many people feel you have to conform to a stereotype in order to fit into agriculture, this really isn’t true.” Matt Naylor
Rights , wrongs, responsibilities
“It is perhaps ironic and worrying that we might see the label “institutional racism” as something that, because it relates to a collective responsibility, excuses individual inactivity .”
Orkney’s #BlackLivesMatter Campaign Continues
On Wednesday, 17th of June at 6pm, across the islands, folk of all ages will be joining in the event which highlights the issue of racism in our communities.
‘The Toll Of Covid-19 Is Not Equal”
“The extent to which known or unknown factors contribute to the greater COVID-19 burden or severity among BAME people is not known.”
‘I Am An Anarchist’ #BlackLivesMatter
“If this verdict is carried out, place the flag of our country at half mast and write on every fold ‘shame.’”
“As with rivers so with nations….” #BlackLivesMatter
Frederick Douglass on July 5th 1852 addressed the citizens of his hometown, Rochester, New York. This is part of what he said that day
Parents Encouraged to Apply for Best Start Grant
“The Scottish Government’s school age payment offers low income families, or those who receive support like Universal Credit, a £250 payment around the time children start at primary school.”
