Voices

Opinions: If it ain’t broke don’t demolish it

Members of the newly formed Sorting Office Revisioning Team group (SORT) argue that the development of the Temple Meads site should truly reflect the needs of Bristol residents and the environment

The Bristol Cable

City

I chose the way that speaks truth

An exiled Sudanese journalist tells her story of political repression, exile and integration

Sara Mohamed

Edition 9

العنوان: لقد اخترت المسار الذي فيه يمكنني ان اقول الحقيقه

صحافيه سودانيه تتحدث من المنفى عن قصتها مع القمع السياسي والمنفى ومحاولات

Sara Mohamed

Voices

The History is Black

Poem from Bristolian rapper, poet, and musician Splitz P.

Splitz P

Edition 9

The infamous Berkeley affair

Peasants poached for survival, but landowners and the law brought them more misery.

Steve Mills

City

A troubled generation? Discussing youth mental health

“I walked into the conference with the cynical belief that the mental health crisis of my generation was inevitable but came away with a clear...

Silas Edwards

Edition 9

This is about more than wolf-whistling

Attempts to get misogyny classed as a hate crime, as Nottinghamshire Police have done, are being twisted in the mainstream media. Ellie Vowles explains why it’s so important.

Ellie Vowles

Ideas and Action

Black Lives Matter is an emergent force in the UK

The movement from the US is challenging today’s racism is all its forms, and can be just as relevant on this side of the Atlantic

Camille Barton

Voices

A victim of racist abuse turned to me and got me thinking

How to tackle racism in the workplace? A quiet word or public shame? Photo: Andrew Gwozdziwycz

Shaun Clarke

Ideas and Action

“Don’t go for the sob story”: Reporting on humanitarian crisis

How can journalists best tell the stories of people they meet in crisis situations? Al Jazeera’s Shafik Mandhai spoke to the Cable about his experience...