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Racism

Claudette Maharaj, founder and director of TRIYBE.
Racism and racial equality

Call for concrete action to tackle racism and racial inequality in Reading

Councillor Rachel Eden (Labour, Whitley) and councillor Clarence Mitchell (Conservative, Emmer Green). Councillor Rachel Eden (Labour, Whitley) and councillor Clarence Mitchell (Conservative, Emmer Green).
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Reform UK councillor hits back against attack in anti-racism debate

Broad Street, Reading town centre during the Christmas period. Broad Street, Reading town centre during the Christmas period.
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Jewish mum scared for her children's safety when they come into Reading town centre

Councillor Glenn Dennis (Labour, Kentwood), the Mayor of Reading with fellow Labour cllr Wendy Councillor Glenn Dennis (Labour, Kentwood), the Mayor of Reading with fellow Labour cllr Wendy
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'It is not enough to avoid racism, we must be anti-racist' - Reading council says

Yuan Yang, the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley, in a meeting with councillors and community leaders in the area. Yuan Yang, the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley, in a meeting with councillors and community leaders in the area.
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MP condemns far right violence and abuse in the wake of riots

Councillors Alice Mpofu-Coles (Labour, Whitley), Wendy Griffith (Labour, Battle) and Ama Asare (Labour, Thames) at the full Reading Borough Council meeting. Credit: Reading Labour Councillors Alice Mpofu-Coles (Labour, Whitley), Wendy Griffith (Labour, Battle) and Ama Asare (Labour, Thames) at the full Reading Borough Council meeting. Credit: Reading Labour
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Racism against Black women in public life condemned in Reading

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