White academics told to support real change on race

Deborah Gabriel also calls for imposition of financial penalties on universities that fail to tackle pay gaps

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June 26, 2020
Last updated
July 1, 2020
Matthew Reisz
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#1 Submitted by philip.... on July 5, 2020 - 7:56am
One of the observations in this article is that 93% of all UK professors are white. It should be added, for easier interpretation, that the overall share of white people in the UK population is about 86%.

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