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This article is part of a series exploring Resistance as a Force for Change. Through interviews and insight-led pieces, we examine how marginalised voices navigate, and challenge, systems of power.

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For the past week, racist mobs have raided the streets and homes in several British neighbourhoods, spreading violence and hate towards Muslims—a movement that quickly evolved into an effort to rid ...

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Being Nigerian, I knew I could not go to my mum or dad when I started getting consecutive depressive episodes: they would just try to pray it away.