Racism

As long as borders determine income, unequal and unfair pay won’t budge unless challenged globally

AI is a product of racial capitalism, so the question is not, ‘Can we trust AI?’ but, ‘How can we trust those behind AI?’ writes Nabila Cruz de Carvalho.

State violence maintains borders and the hostile environment.

Witnessing Dig Where You Stand, a new series that follows an archival justice movement that uncovers invisibilised histories of Sheffield

The journalist’s latest book Dispatches from the Diaspora dives into a 30-year journalistic career journeying from Nelson Mandela’s first election campaign to Black Lives Matter.

Research has shown new rules on voter ID will make it harder for young and minority ethnic people to vote.

OPINION: It would be a mistake to only respond to the Home Secretary on her own terms – there’s a much bigger conversation to be had here.

Recent racist attacks on refugees in Home Office hotels demonstrate the clear links between anti-refugee media coverage, fascist 'protesters' and oppressive government policy.

As we gear up for another potential Covid surge, the stark social reality of unequal infection rates across communities continues.

Racist data collection practices fail to tell the full story of deprivation in the city.

Activists digest race report - and it doesn’t look positive

When a man tells artist Keith Piper that he feels "shouted at" and asks what white people should make of Piper's work, conversations about racism and its creators become even more important.

The Sheffield Race Equality Commission’s long-awaited report has been released and is a bit of a damp squib.

On the NHS's 74th anniversary, Rizwana Lala looks at Exposed, a documentary about racism in the vast organisation.

Nathan Geering, former co-artistic director at Theatre Deli, accuses organisation of “nuanced, institutional racism”.

As the nation reflects on the second anniversary of the first Covid lockdown, educator and writer Calm Waters looks at the history of Black nurses’ experiences in Sheffield and across the UK.

A Freedom of Information request has revealed the stark reality for Muslim communities, with a significant increase in hate crime incidents reported to South Yorkshire Police in 2021.

Initial findings from Sheffield's Race Equality Commission reveal that racism and racial disparities remain "paramount concerns for the city".

A Council report shows Sheffield doesn't have many outwardly colonial statues or monuments — but the legacy of slavery and empire lives just below the surface.

Online event on 25 November will ask: What inequalities are BAME disabled people facing in Sheffield and how can these be addressed?