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Reform UK is fuelling the return of racist language and behaviour

Letters: Some members of the public feel they have been given ‘permission’ to shed any pretence of tolerance, says Diann Hanson. And Dr Guru Singh writes of the despair felt by most people of minority ethnic origin

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The Nigel Farage-ing of Britain is causing a terrible ripple effect - and families like mine are feeling it

Suddenly mixed heritage Britons are being obliged to explain ourselves and our families. We will not be pushed to the margins, says journalist and author Natalie Morris

The Guardian - UK

Both my parents died in a hospice – the decline I saw in end-of-life care in four years was terrifying

This crisis is not the fault of medical professionals. If funding for hospices is cut further, more people will die in distress, says author and journalist Natalie Morris

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‘I accomplished my dream. Why did I feel invisible?’: Leigh-Anne Pinnock on Little Mix, racism in pop, and going solo

With five chart-topping singles and three Brits, the singer realised her childhood dreams of pop stardom, but at a cost. She reflects on fame, loneliness, and why she no longer feels the need to compromise

The Guardian - UK

Where do you turn when your grief feels like too much?

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Natalie Morris on the need for nuanced and proportionate support for the bereaved

The Guardian - UK

Grief can take us to the darkest of places - why don’t we take it seriously?

The actor Angus Cloud, who died this week, struggled “intensely” after his father’s death. Collectively, we need to reckon with how we support the bereaved, says author Natalie Morris

The Guardian - UK

A bit Caribbean, a bit British. We millennials owe it to the Windrush generation to embrace both

Everyone should hail those pioneers, but I also feel a personal responsibility to create a life that celebrates their spirit, says writer Natalie Morris

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As a black Mancunian I was taught about Liverpool’s slavery past, not Manchester’s – that has to change

I’ve always been proud of my home city. To keep that alive I need to know Manchester’s full history, not its redacted one, says writer Natalie Morris

The Guardian - UK

Toronto Fans Sing U.S. Anthem After Microphone Malfunction

A classy move by our neighbors to the north.

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Best books to read for Black History Month 2022

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Mixed-race Britons – we are of multiple heritages. Claim them all

With my father’s death I lost the link to my Jamaican lineage, and I needed to address that. It is vital to embrace all sides of yourself, says author Natalie Morris

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