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People in harmony
Jill Olumide
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Jill Olumide, People in Harmony
Date posted
Tuesday 28 August 2007
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People in Harmony is a charity that has been active for some 35 years. It was formed as a self help group to offer a refuge to mixed race families and mixed race people from the onslaught of the politics of the time (the heyday of Enoch Powell) when the race card was often played with reference to the perceived unnatural and inappropriate (if not distasteful) practise and outcomes of race mixing.
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Mixed Heritage: Perspectives On Health And Welfare
Mark R D Johnson
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Mark R D Johnson,
Date posted
Monday 27 August 2007
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A mixed society should be a positive society
Graham Suppiah
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Graham Suppiah,
Date posted
Friday 24 August 2007
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A summary of issues facing mixed-race people/single parents with mixed-race children in today's society.
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Identity Relationships Families Racism and discrimination
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Black and Minority Ethnic health inequalities and the 'mixed-race' population
Ayo Bakare
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Ayo Bakare, Multiple Heritage Voices
Date posted
Friday 24 August 2007
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In 2006 I carried out research focusing on the recognition of inequalities in health for Black and Minority Ethnic groups. It specifically focused on if, and how these inequalities will effect the growing mixed race population and the implications this may have on existing health policy. It also explored issues of identity as a critique on existing outdated research, in an effort to gain insight into how mixed race people feel they are perceived ('racially') by society and how they want to be perceived.
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A white woman’s experience of “mixing”
Gill Lawrence
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Gill Lawrence, writer
Date posted
Wednesday 22 August 2007
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If you have grown up in a predominantly white community, suddenly experiencing racism when you have Black friends or lovers can be quite a shock.
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