Comment: The EU referendum could become a rallying point for the nastiest impulses in British politics
The debate must not give free rein to politicians who deliberately stoke up tensions and hysteria about refugees
Racism
Dog Whistles, Trump and the Death of Manners
Racism never went away in the US — as this electoral cycle shows
Women of colour deserve more from the political system
British society ignores the complex realities of what it is to be a minority ethnic woman
Charlie Hebdo’s critics still don’t understand French satire
One year on from the terrorist attack, Charlie Hebdo remains misunderstood
Comment: Still no accountability for racism in the police forces
Since 1991 more than 500 black or ethnic minority people have died as a result of interaction with police, prison or immigration officers
Comment: If the government is serious about Muslim integration it needs to look at its own policies
Apart from Islam, many Muslims have little in common, despite being forcibly drawn together as a ‘British Muslim community
Comment: Anti-Muslim hate affects us all
Muslims who feel rejected by British society are more receptive to extremist ideologies
How to stop anti-Muslim hatred: report, challenge and educate
We need to build awareness of what a hate crime is to ensure victims speak out
The ethnic inequalities in our mental health service cannot continue
Jeremy Corbyn’s creation of a ministerial post dedicated to mental health was welcome and long overdue. This week we’re looking at some of the problems facing mental health services in the UK, and what can be done
On refugees, Cameron must prioritise a humanitarian response
Britain should not forget its own history of exploitation and destabilising intervention