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Nicola Rollock: Progress on racial justice and equity in higher education is "artificial"

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By Nicola Rollock, Mark Leach, Debbie McVitty
| The Wonkhe Show Verified
Nearly seven years ago, in February 2019, UCU published Staying Power, an investigation into the professional experiences of 20 Black woman professors in UK higher education, authored by Nicola Rollock. At the time, the total number of UK Black women professors numbered only 25.
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Nicola Rollock

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By Nicola Rollock
| The Wonkhe Show Verified
Nicola Rollock is Professor of Social Policy & Race at King’s College London and director of NIANRO Consulting, a team who helps organisations think critically about how they understand racial justice and, as a result, implement better strategies for change. She was Specialist Advisor, 2019–2022, to the Home Affairs Select Committee The Macpherson Report 22 Years On and Senior Advisor (Race & Higher Education) to the vice chancellor of the University of Cambridge, 2020–2022.
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One of us | Perspective Media

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By Nicola Rollock
| Perspective Media
I was about eight years old when the stark realities of social class imposed themselves on me. Sagely following the advice of the only Black teacher at my local state primary school, my Barbadian parents moved me to an independent girls’ school where it was felt I would be pushed and better supported academically. Aside from having to wear a school uniform and travel a little further each day, the change initially meant little to me. I was excited at the newness of it all. The feeling did not last.
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