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Charity, Racism and War
Since the Woolwich murder, there have been worrying scenes and disturbances as the English Defence League has sought to become associated with Help the Heroes. Such political difficulties and controversies are nothing new to the voluntary sector. Offering some historical … Continue reading
Posted in Forum, Peter Grant, Politics, Reflections, Research
Tagged campaigning, crime, racism, voluntary sector, war
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