Something happened that we couldn't ignore. On 28 March, around 500,000 people marched through London with the Together Alliance. Among them was a Birmingham bloc: eight organisations, hundreds of people, six coaches. It was organised by our very own Lakshnie Hettihewa, starting from her living room in Moseley. So we have produced a bonus episode of our podcast, The Quiet Revolution . You'll hear Lakshnie narrate the journey through audio journals recorded along the way. You

Everything now, we must assume, is in our hands; we have no right to assume otherwise. James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time  (1963) Every day, many of us wake up to a world we struggle to recognise. We were encouraged to believe that racism was in decline. That progress was inevitable. That renewed commitments to anti-racism - catalysed again by the murder of George Floyd - were taking hold. And yet, here we are. History reminds us that we stand where we do today because of the

Here's a version of a video we sometimes show in our development courses. The setup is simple. Children are presented with two dolls - one black and one white - and asked a series of questions: Which doll is the pretty doll? Which doll is the nice doll? Which doll is the ugly one? Why? Have a watch and see how you feel. When we showed a version of this to Ian Garlington from South West London and St George's he felt sick. It's just devastating to watch, devastating. It's bee