Sislin Fay Allen (1939-) Jamaican. Nurse. Police officer. Left nursing to become UK’s 1st black police woman in 1968. Worked in Croydon & Scotland Yard. Said "On the day I joined I nearly broke a leg trying to run away from reporters. I realised then ...
Sislin Fay Allen (1939-) Jamaican. Nurse. Police officer. Left nursing to become UK’s 1st black police woman in 1968. Worked in Croydon & Scotland Yard. Said "On the day I joined I nearly broke a leg trying to run away from reporters. I realised ...
RT @Jenny_Symonds: "As early as nine years old, girls’ performance at mathematics is being underestimated by teachers and primary care givers" New working paper from @ucdgearyinst by @MccoySelina @edulecturer @ProfPatOConnor with Irish national ...
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RT @benedictallen: She wouldn't be held back: 'However poor, I have been able to explore uncharted places in my adopted land.' Isabelle Eberhardt (1877-1904) begged, went under a false name ('Si Mahmoud') often dressed as a man - all just to find ...
RT @counterfireorg: Justice for Joyce: Canada’s racist healthcare system: The racist abuse faced by dying Indegenous woman Joyce Echaquan is symptomatic of systemic racism in Canada, writes John Clarke https://t.co/3HlJf3... #JoyceEchaquan #racism ...
RT @millennial_tom: Perhaps NHS England should watch this amazing talk from @GoonerProf on human rights. The rights of women. And why trans rights activists are trying to substitute sex, for gender. From a @Womans_Place_UK meeting. ...
A Woman's Place is in conversation: Sex in the census
Forget the lobbyists, hear the experts - Sex in the Census - Sunday 18th October.@ProfAliceS @lnmackenzie1 @janeclarejones @selina_todd https://t.co/KzF38L...