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Following the publication of the latest report, Sir Mark Rowley said: "London is a unique global city, and the Met will only truly deliver policing by consent when it is inclusive and anti-racist."

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She added that Education Minister Paul Givan should intervene to "restore confidence, safeguard the vision of an inclusive, integrated Causeway Academy and provide clarity before this situation deteriorates further".

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Multi-hyphenate journalist and scholar Jennifer Mota, an inactive voting member of the Recording Academy, believes the inclusive effort to bring in more authentic, diasporic voices could help redefine what music excellence is.

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The tribunal has heard a poster declaring the changing room to be "inclusive" was put up by some of Rose's colleagues after the row erupted.

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These areas include a school's curriculum and teaching, its early years provision, its levels of achievement and how inclusive it is.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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