International/UK

We are a wide-range of people who are taking a stand against the divisive obsession with people’s racial identity. We refuse to be divided—by racists or culture warriors—who refuse to see us as individuals beyond our skin colour. We are liberal anti-racists who reject the proposition that the UK is inherently racist in 2020, with racial prejudice embedded into our institutions. We wrote this open letter to fellow citizens of the UK and we’d like you to join us.

Gorm Media, is a digital media platform that curates common ground in social issues. With a shared understanding that difference does not mean division, our impact lies within the core mission to spark a movement of unity and shared understanding, in which we critically engage with social issues and unify our community through curiosity, conversation and creativity.

The Battle of Ideas charity (boi) was established in 2018 to advance education, particularly by providing forums for discussion and debate through the organisation of public debates, festivals and summer schools involving academics, thinkers and experts that deepen and enrich the knowledge and understanding of all participants; and to advance good citizenship, particularly through the promotion of ideas of tolerance, open debate and participation in democracy through the organisation of live events, and in print and online.

The Free Speech Union is a non-partisan, mass-membership public interest body that stands up for the speech rights of its members. [...] The Free Speech Union is not just for those who make a living through the expression of ideas, such as academics, intellectuals, columnists, pundits, novelists, poets, playwrights, screenwriters, songwriters, comedians and actors. Anyone who feels their speech rights are under threat, or who cares about free speech as an issue, is welcome to join.

All in Britain comprises an informal group of people from a wide range of social and ethnic backgrounds born in, and or living in the UK. We have come together because we believe there needs to be fresh thinking about the issues of race, identity, culture, and politics in Britain today. We aim to create a forum where we can discuss new ideas openly and consider the way forward. Whilst we may share similar opinions, we don’t always agree. This blog is a space where we can test ideas and opinions without fear of the usual censure.

We strive to benefit public debate through independent research, reasoned argument, lucid explanation and open discussion. We stand apart from party politics and transitory intellectual fashions. We make our work available in books, pamphlets, online, and in electronic formats and encourage authors to make their arguments accessible to non-specialists. Some publications are designed for use in schools and universities. Most recently, we have published a knowledge-rich primary school curriculum designed to enable children of all abilities to share in the intellectual heritage of Western civilisation.