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...law, carers and students. They shared their challenges in shifting between these identities and fulfilling the associated responsibilities. However, they showed confidence in their identity and abilities to do this. Their narratives also affirmed existing evidence that Asian students experience greater isolation in their study experiences – one participant had never...

...Law. The slow pace of legal reform in the United States led thinkers to put forward the idea that racism is normal in American society. (An argument that is becoming more mainstream now.) Critical Race Theory particularly wanted to look at the way education supports young people to develop citizenship values, and give young people the means to critique the racism which it...

...Law professor and author of the 2017 book Chokehold: Policing Black Men, refers to as a ‘more liberal framing’ approach to the problems between Black communities and the police. Butler refers to this as the approach espoused by the US’s Obama administration. It emphasises ‘the need to bring people together alongside tangible reforms like more body cameras and...