623 days since the Taliban banned girls from school. When the world decided to stay silent on millions of girls being banned from receiving an education in Afghanistan, things like this happen...
"sixty Afghan girls hospitalised after school poisoning"
https://t.co/AoRDpRpND5
They make exams and tests
harder
to make sure
that fewer children do well.
When the results come out
the papers will say that
standards are going down,
which is teachers' fault
and children are becoming stupid.
In an election year
the govt can say
they'll make it all better.
Harry was 6.
A boy full of smiles.
A passion for stories and singing.
I was his teacher.
Newly qualified & somewhat overwhelmed.
Harry was #autistic.
He played alone
With moments of violence & aggression
I'd been warned...
At the start of term, I was asked into a meeting...
The amount of responses I’ve seen of people (who are very much not South Asian) saying we need to get over it and people have gone “soft” for not being okay with this???? Neither are right but if someone in that video had said the N word, no one would be laughing. Disgrace.
Racism towards South Asians is so normalised that not only does it get laughed at, it gets shared publicly for clout. If you have to preface a racial slur with “I don’t mean this maliciously but” then you know exactly what you’re saying, so KSI had better not plead ignorance now.
526 days since the Taliban BANNED girls from going to school. 72 days since they banned women from university.
This is Hawa. She reads a book as she sits on a windowsill at her home in Kabul. Millions of girls like her are unjustly locked away in their homes in Afghanistan.
Owami is still missing, that’s more misery for us day by day. We keep searching , someone please say something. From whatever location you coming from or going to, please keep a lookout for Owami. Wherever she is she needs us we know, she wants to come home, she wants her family
@TabitaSurge Thank you. Seeing your post and other comments underneath, I didn’t realise that this was a common thing. It only happened 2 months ago to my mum. Going to raise a lot of awareness to help others. So glad you were persistent and got the help you needed!