Tuesday 28 September, 2021
Sinéad Gibney of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission says State bodies play a major role in stamping out racism in Ireland.
A report has noted that Irish “far right scammers” are adept at inciting hatred against groups and individuals.
Although this might seem like a “trending” topic, racism is a part of my everyday reality and with your voices we can drown out the racists, writes Tobi Lawal.
Owodunni Ola Mustapha tells her own story and that of the children in DP who have suffered racist abuse.
Franz Sauerland is the latest athlete to speak out.
Direct Provision was set up as a temporary measure in 1999.
The Taoiseach today spoke at length about racism at home and abroad in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.
Seeing that police man kneeling George Floyd’s neck, that’s an image of what it feels like living in Ireland sometimes, writes anti-racism activist Diane Ihirwe.
Defending Direct provision, he said it ‘is an imperfect system, but not an inhumane one’.
A new anti-racist campaign was launched at Heuston station where trains, the Luas, and Dublin Bus operate from.
That Irish enough for ya?
We need to face up to the reality that racism and racial violence exists in our country.
