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"It will take two decades for only one in 10 English Literature GCSE students to encounter a text by an author of colour, a new report has revealed. Without significant intervention, the Lit in Colour initiative warns it will be 2115 before 38 per cent of pupils mirroring the current proportion of black, Asian, and minority ethnic students in UK schools study a writer of colour at GCSE level."
Reporting covers reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech with on-the-ground journalists producing investigations and documentaries spotlighting American women fighting for reproductive rights. Donations fund sending reporters to speak to both sides and keep reporting and analysis freely available without paywalls. Quality journalism is presented as available to everyone and funded by those who can afford it. A report warns that only one in ten English Literature GCSE students will encounter a text by an author of colour within two decades and that, without intervention, parity may not be reached until 2115. Bernardine Evaristo called increasing studied writers of colour essential amid renewed attacks on diversity. The campaign urges government support for teachers to introduce new texts.
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