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Black children face barriers that run deeper than most realise - right down to discrimination against their natural hair. Our CEO L’myah Sherae’s TED Talk sheds light on how this impacts Black children in schools & adults at work. Watch here: shorturl.at/R7jNm 📣 #equality

Exciting news! Tomorrow evening, I’ll be on BBC Radio London talking about the urgent issue of Afro hair discrimination, my personal journey, and why our education system needs a major overhaul. PLUS, I’ll share insights from my new TEDx Talk. Make sure you tune in📣

✨ Monday reminder: if someone thinks your natural hair is the problem, tell them to look again - the real issue is their mindset. ✊🏾 Walk into this week with confidence, knowing your identity deserves respect, not approval. #MondayMotivation

Friday night on BBC Radio London! 🎙️ Had such a lovely time being interviewed on air about my new TEDx Talk on Afro hair discrimination. This issue runs deep, yet so many stories remain unheard. If you haven’t yet watched my TEDx talk, it’s linked here: tinyurl.com/mrrtk2dm

A common misconception is that Afro hair discrimination only affects women & girls. In reality, young boys & men face this racism too. It’s about defending everyone’s right to express their heritage - because no one should be punished for embracing who they are.

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Black History Month might be over but that doesn’t mean we have to stop telling our history. If anything, we’re all living proof that Black history is unbreakable, powerful and resilient. We don’t wait for change. We create it. Happy Monday✊🏾 #MondayMotivation #BlackHistory

Black employees across the country face barriers for wearing their natural hair, while those same workplaces often claim to ‘promote diversity’. If workplaces can’t even accept our natural hair, then #diversity and #inclusion is just a facade.

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Black children should never be made to feel like their natural hair is ‘unprofessional.’ How is it still socially acceptable for teachers to label Afro hairstyles as needing ‘fixing’? It’s 2024 - time to end outdated standards. Afro hair deserves respect, not restrictions.

L’Myah Sherae ( L’myah Sherae ) Named Among United Nations Top 100 Under 40 Most Influential People of African Descent Globally

I’m really honoured to be named one of the Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent globally!🌍 Thank you so much Most Influential 100 & United Nations🙏🏾 This recognition means so much, not just to me, but to the causes I fight for: race equity in education, the Windrush generation & more🤎

Wow this was an amazing event. Massive congratulations to L’myah Sherae for organising such a huge wonderful audience of campaigners to highlight the very real dangers of #AirPollution

.L’myah Sherae said that people of colour, who are often excluded from conversations on air quality, must be heard by decision makers. L'myah also called for an inquiry into the disproportionate impact of air pollution on people of colour. politicshome.com/thehouse/artic…

Air pollution is a public health crisis and a social justice issue. Brilliant to see MPs and campaigners like Enact Equality, L’myah Sherae, Sian Berry, Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP, Jenny Jones, Rosamund Adoo-KD CBE FBSA, and anna_garrod call for more action to improve air quality 👇

I hosted an event in Parliament last night to highlight the disproportionate impact of air pollution on Black & Asian communities. As we work to clean up our toxic air, it’s vital that we centre those worst affected by it.

This week, we hosted our biggest Enact Equality event yet at the Houses of Parliament! Over 200 people joined us, with 100+ more unable to get in due to the event being full. It truly shows how urgent the issues of air pollution & racial justice are. Thank you to all who came🙏🏾

A special thanks to our incredible speakers: Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP, Jenny Jones, Rosamund Adoo-KD CBE FBSA, Sian Berry and anna_garrod. Your insights were genuinely inspiring, and your support was invaluable.

In an open letter to Keir Starmer, campaigners Enact Equality have called on ministers to "take decisive and immediate action to confront one of the most urgent, yet persistently under-reported justice issues" across the UK... Air pollution 🧵 mylondon.news/news/uk-world-…

Fantastic work by L’myah Sherae and Enact Equality 👇 Air pollution isn't just a public health crisis. It's a social justice issue that disproportionately some of society's most marginalised groups. Enact Equality are demanding action from Government.