racism
Coverage of racism in the Nexus archive.
- French government's plan against racism, antisemitism and discrimination not ambitious enough, activits say
Activists criticize the French government's plan against racism, antisemitism, and discrimination as insufficiently ambitious. Aurore Bergé is the minister responsible for gender equality and fighting discrimination.
- NHS to rate English trusts on tackling violence and racism towards staff
The NHS will rate English trusts on tackling violence, racism, and sexual misconduct towards staff using published league tables starting in July. Over 1.5 million staff across acute, ambulance, and mental health trusts in England will be affected by the six-measure wellbeing rankings.
- Racist Karen caught on camera abusing neighbor in vile rant in Santa Clarita
A woman referred to as 'Racist Karen' was caught on camera abusing her neighbor in a rant in Santa Clarita. The incident occurred when another woman, who recorded the video while driving home, was overtaken by the abusive woman, who then shouted profanities.
- Israeli press review: Netanyahu says wars will never end
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel's wars in the Middle East will never end, citing military accomplishments and the need for strength. A poll indicates increased racism among Israeli students, while another highlights high rates of PTSD in children. Netanyahu also discussed 'voluntary emigration' of Gaza residents and settlement policies.
- UK police who arrested teenage stabbing victim as he lay dying face gross misconduct probe
UK police officers face gross misconduct investigation after arresting an 18-year-old stabbing victim, Henry Nowak, as he lay dying in December 2025. The incident in Southampton involved body-worn video footage showing Nowak being handcuffed while stating he could not breathe; the suspect, Vickrum Digwa, who is Sikh, falsely claimed a racist attack by Nowak, who was white. The investigation examines potential breaches of police conduct standards and whether race or religion influenced the officers’ decision-making, with Nowak’s death being used by far-right activists to claim bias against white people in the justice system.
- Exclusive: Doctor sues Kaiser for alleged racism, discrimination, and retaliation
A former Kaiser Permanente psychiatrist filed a lawsuit alleging racism, discrimination, and unethical treatment of psychiatric patients at Kaiser South Sacramento. The lawsuit claims employees used racist and derogatory language toward Black and Asian patients and engaged in improper patient care practices. Kaiser denies the allegations.
- At 250, America’s broken social contract, moral rot, and open betrayal of basic decency and humanity
The article critiques the United States as it approaches its 250th anniversary, highlighting issues like broken promises, public corruption, and societal struggles. It argues that the ruling class prioritizes self-interest over compassion, leading to a moral decline and erosion of constitutional values.
- Brazil detains Spanish woman for racism, in latest high-profile arrest
Brazil’s federal police detained a Spanish citizen at Sao Paulo’s Guarulhos airport for racism, the latest high-profile arrest of a foreign tourist under Brazil’s strict anti-racism laws, which carry penalties of two to five years imprisonment and fines. The incident occurred after a Latam Airlines flight crew from Sao Luis reported the case to authorities.
- Nottingham maternity care scandal review: what are the key findings?
A review of 2,500 maternity cases at Nottingham university hospitals NHS trust between 2012 and 2015 found systemic failures, bullying culture, and racism, resulting in over 500 deaths or injuries to mothers and babies. The report, led by Donna Ockenden, highlights 'toxic' conditions within the trust.
- Ockenden report live: largest maternity review in NHS history to be published
The Ockenden report, the largest maternity inquiry in NHS history, is being published today. It reveals widespread failings in Nottingham hospitals, including racism towards mothers, and investigates stillbirths, neonatal and maternal deaths, and injuries.
- Schweinsteiger's Ivory Coast comments spark racism debate
Bastian Schweinsteiger's TV analysis of Germany's World Cup opponents Ivory Coast appeared to draw on racist stereotypes. Observers argue his comments reflect persistent racist tropes in football.
- He despises Jews, admires Hitler—Now, he's starring in videos for a Tenn. candidate for governor
Dane Chisholm, a Tennessee man with antisemitic and racist views who admires Adolf Hitler, is featured in campaign videos for Republican gubernatorial candidate Monty Fritts. Chisholm, a volunteer for Fritts' Christian nationalist campaign, has made controversial statements including calling Jews a malevolent force and comparing Hitler to Jesus, and he wears an America First cap linked to white nationalist Nicholas J. Fuentes.
- Report on Nottingham NHS maternity scandal to reveal ‘horrendous’ failings
A report on the Nottingham NHS maternity scandal reveals 'horrendous' failings in care, including racism toward mothers, uncovered by the Ockenden inquiry. The inquiry found a 'catalogue of appalling behaviour' at Queen's Medical Centre and Nottingham City Hospital over many years.
- WATCH: House Dems blame racism, 'all-White' jury for Karmelo Anthony's guilty verdict
House Democrats criticized the all-White jury in Karmelo Anthony's trial, arguing it contributed to the guilty verdict in the case of Austin Metcalf's stabbing. Some lawmakers and activists claimed the trial was unfair and highlighted systemic racism, while sources stated the jury included minority members.
- Riots and racism: why is the UK burning?
Riots in Belfast and Southampton, fueled by claims of two-tier policing and uncontrolled immigration, were triggered by an incident involving a Sudanese refugee. The violence was framed as racially charged, with a black assailant depicted attacking a white victim, though the claims' factual basis remains unproven.
- Musk's role was 'instrumental' in the Belfast riots, according to researchers
Researchers claim Elon Musk played an 'instrumental' role in the Belfast riots. The article notes Musk has faced accusations of racism and supporting far-right views, and describes him gesturing at a podium during Donald Trump's second presidential term inauguration in 2025.
- ‘My kids are crying’: list of targeted addresses stokes fears across Belfast
A list of targeted addresses in Belfast, linked to houses of multiple occupation where immigrants live, has sparked fear among minority ethnic communities amid violence. Refugees Joseph and Solomon from Eritrea, who live on a street with one of the listed properties, expressed alarm over potential threats.
- Chicago officials search for suspect after burnt cross found in Grant Park
Chicago authorities are searching for a suspect after a cross was burned in Grant Park. Police released photos of a person of interest linked to white supremacy and racism. The fire department extinguished the blaze without injuries.
- Home Office contractor investigates claims of staff racism and hate speech
Mitie, a government contractor, is investigating allegations of racism, antisemitism, Islamophobia, and hate speech among staff at immigration removal centers. Whistleblowers claim employees made offensive comments and liked abusive social media posts.
- Karmelo Anthony sobs as he’s convicted of murder for stabbing Austin Metcalf — and killer’s angry supporters claim, ‘This whole thing’s been racist’
Karmelo Anthony was convicted of murder for stabbing Austin Metcalf. The trial included graphic testimony that shocked jurors and caused Metcalf's family to leave the courtroom. Supporters of Anthony claim the case was racist.
- A Texas city was already struggling with racial divisions. Then came a bitter murder trial.
Frisco, a fast-growing Texas city, is grappling with racial divisions exacerbated by a partisan election season and a murder trial. The city's growth has fueled racism and anti-immigrant bigotry.
- AMANDA PLATELL: Is it too much to ask for police to be genuinely colour blind? Not racist, not 'anti-racist', just fair
Amanda Platel argues for police to be genuinely colorblind, not racist or anti-racist, and just fair.
- The Southern Poverty Law Center’s long-running scam is getting even shadier
The article claims the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has been running a scam, with its real goal being to damage the reputations of legitimate groups not associated with racism or extremism. The SPLC's stated mission of civil rights is alleged to be a cover for this activity.
- Iceland founder blasts 'two-tier policing' after officers rushed to store when suspicious customer falsely accused staff of racism - yet they ignore violent shoplifters
An Iceland founder criticizes 'two-tier policing' after officers responded to a store incident where a customer falsely accused staff of racism, while allegedly ignoring violent shoplifters. The founder claims police prioritize false accusations over actual violence.
- PAUL BRACCHI: Did £850,000 discrimination training to stamp out racism leave Hampshire police officers afraid to do their jobs?
Paul Bracchi questions whether £850,000 spent on discrimination training by Hampshire police to combat racism has inadvertently caused officers to fear performing their duties. The article raises concerns about potential unintended consequences of the training program.
- Bolivia's blockade crisis reopens a deep racial divide
Bolivia's social conflict, driven by a road blockade led by Indigenous peasants, has intensified racial tensions in La Paz. Hostility between residents and protesters has escalated due to shortages of gasoline, food, and rising prices.
- Water polo sex attack victim graduates in Spain after fleeing posh Cali school over vile attacks
A water polo player who relocated to Spain after allegedly being the victim of racism and repeated sexual assault at his $50,000-a-year private school in Los Angeles has graduated.
- Mother of Nottingham stabbing victim Barnaby Webber says 'difficult discussions' need to be had in Britain as she questions why her son's killing wasn't treated as racism in wake of Henry Nowak murder
Barnaby Webber was stabbed in Nottingham, and his mother is urging Britain to address difficult discussions around racism, questioning why his killing was not labeled as racist like the Henry Nowak murder. She highlights disparities in how racial motivations are recognized in such cases.
- Liberal ‘experts’ lied about racism and protesting during COVID — remember?
The article accuses liberal experts of lying about racism and protesting during the pandemic, linking this to declining trust in experts. It suggests such behavior exemplifies why public trust in expert opinions is eroding.
- Ireland’s Black community opens up about racism after ‘George Floyd moment’
Ireland’s Black community discusses racism following Yves Sakila's death from violent restraint, which has been likened to a 'George Floyd moment.' Many argue that racism in Ireland remains an overlooked issue.
- Conservatives erupt after Al Green melts down during viral clash: 'Unhinged lunatic'
Rep. Al Green accused Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin of racism and told him to 'shut up' during a hearing, sparking backlash from conservatives who labeled the incident 'unhinged.' Green, known for multiple impeachment efforts against President Trump, recently lost a primary election.
- The case of a UK teen who died from a stab wound while handcuffed by police stirs debate
An 18-year-old UK teen, Henry Nowak, died from a stab wound while handcuffed by police after being dismissed by officers who believed a suspect's claim of racism. The incident in Southampton sparked protests and a debate over policing, race, and knife crime, with political figures including Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage commenting on the case.
- Racist state trooper resigns in disgrace after wife reveals shocking ‘white supremacist’ messages in divorce filings
A state trooper resigned in disgrace after his wife revealed white supremacist messages in divorce filings. His ex-wife accused him of abusing his position, as shown by selfies he allegedly sent her of himself posing with detained Hispanic individuals, bragging about his new 'trophy.'
- 'This needs to be a Stephen Lawrence moment': Kemi Badenoch says police handcuffing dying white teenager falsely accused of racism must be a turning point
Kemi Badenoch calls for a turning point after a white teenager was handcuffed by police and falsely accused of racism, comparing the incident to the Stephen Lawrence case. The situation involves a dying teenager wrongly targeted, prompting demands for change.
- ‘I’ve been stabbed!’ Dying student cuffed by cops after being brutally attacked by Sikh man
British police handcuffed dying teen Henry Nowak after he was stabbed by Vickrum Digwa, who falsely accused him of racism. Digwa was later convicted of murder and sentenced to a minimum of 21 years in prison.
- UK police handcuffed teen who died from stab wound in a case stirring race and policing debate
An 18-year-old British teen, Henry Nowak, died from a stab wound after police handcuffed him while his killer, Vickrum Digwa, was present. The incident, which involved officers dismissing Nowak's claims of being stabbed, has sparked debates over policing practices, race, and knife crime in the UK.
- Callous cops handcuff teen as he bled out after Sikh knife attack that’s sent shockwaves across UK
British police handcuffed a dying student who was stabbed with a ceremonial Sikh knife after the attacker accused the white victim of racism. The incident has caused shockwaves in the UK.
- Nigel Farage leads outrage at footage of police handcuffing stabbing victim Henry Nowak and ignoring his pleas for help - as his Sikh killer branded him a racist
Nigel Farage expressed outrage over police footage showing Henry Nowak, a stabbing victim, being handcuffed while ignoring his pleas for help. The incident involved a Sikh perpetrator who accused Nowak of racism.
- Strip club boss showdown intensifies with allegations of drugs, racism and death threats
The battle over Los Angeles’ most exclusive strip clubs is intensifying, as allegations of drugs, racism and death threats have emerged in the latest lawsuit between two industry bosses.
- Coward and liar who cried racism as his victim lay dying in his own blood: It's a case that's rightly sparked outrage. Sikh man stabbed student 5 times with a ceremonial knife. Yet it was the teen police arrested and handcuffed as his life ebbed away...
A Sikh man stabbed a student five times with a ceremonial knife, but the teen was arrested and handcuffed by police as he died. The incident has sparked public outrage due to perceived racial bias and mishandling by authorities.