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The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement emerged in the USA around 2013, in response to police brutality against black Americans. BLM quickly gained international traction following the death of George Floyd in 2020. In the UK, this led to widespread protests and conversations about racial inequality. While the UK does not experience systemic racism to […]

On July 27th, 2024, an exciting event took place in London that drew a tens of thousands of pro-British supporters. The UK Patriot Rally was a celebration of English and British culture, where people from all walks of life came together in a peaceful gathering. People of all ages including families filled the streets, proudly

Anglophobia, the fear or hatred of England, its people, or its culture. It is a troubling and complicated issue that extends beyond the borders of the United Kingdom. While usually associated with England and the neighbouring countries within the UK, anti-English sentiment can be found around the world in places such as Australia, Canada, the

English culture is often perceived as less important than the range of diverse cultures that make up modern Britain. While multiculturalism is celebrated and other cultural heritages are embraced enthusiastically, English traditions are frequently dismissed as trivial or outdated. This perception contributes to the broader issue of Anglophobia, where English customs, festivals, and symbols are

Equality, diversity, and inclusion have become central to modern hiring practices. Many companies and organisations have been aiming toward creating workplaces that are representative of the local community. These efforts have sparked concerns, however, particularly around the exclusion of groups not deemed to identify as a minority group. One example is that diversity hiring practices

Terms such as Islamophobia and anti-Semitism are widely recognised, and actions or words categorised as such are rightly condemned. However, not all forms of prejudice receive the same level of attention or concern. Anglophobia often goes unnoticed or even dismissed as being trivial. Anglophobia is the fear, dislike, or hatred of England, English culture, or

Thank you for visiting our website dedicated to raising awareness of the harmful rise in Anglophobia. This website is intended to be a resource for anyone looking to learn more about Anglophobia, get involved in combating it, or who wish to seek support if they have been affected. To get started, please visit the About