"While Oxford American Society is glad that the jury returned a guilty verdict on all counts, we understand that this verdict cannot bring back the life that was lost nor does it provide justice for any of the other individuals that have fallen victim to police brutality.”
"Adapting to online technology was a necessity but I also felt that recent events provided a long-due kick in the backside to get narratives about Black experiences into the Oxford drama scene. Sure, we have ‘inclusive casting’, but this inclusivity isn’t currently extending into the voices being produced as far as it should."
James Newbery interviews Sam Spencer about his upcoming project.
CW: antisemitism, Racism
The group Black Lives Matter Oxford has been accused of antisemitism after posting a widely criticised mural as a cover photo for...
TW: racism, police brutality, racial violence
The torrential online aftermath of the murder of a black man: posts mourning fallen black victims, names added to...
TW: Racism, sexual assault
British society and campuses continue to live in denial of racial inequality entrenched in our communities. Removing the burden of racism...
CW: Discrimination, Antisemitism, Racial Abuse
It is no secret that the United Kingdom has a widespread problem with systemic racism. The protests of the last...
"I can’t breathe."
These were the chilling final words of George Floyd, spoken with Derek Chauvin’s knee pressed to his neck. Despite George Floyd becoming...
The University of Oxford have delayed the publication of
their yearly admissions and diversity data, due to be published today, in light
of current “world events”.
The
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