Amelia Harper

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Amelia Harper

"Really, don't push me, it's pointless... the sound insulation here is very good" - those are the terrifying words of rapist Zhenhao Zou to one of his victims. Warning: This article contains distressing detailsIt's now believed the former PhD student could have as many as 60 victims after footage was found of numerous unidentified women being attacked.

Oct 23, 2024 | mkfm.com | Amelia Harper

When Maya* started a new teaching job, she did not expect to be called the n-word as she walked down the corridor. The bullying from her fellow teachers proved relentless. She was called a "curry lover" and believes she was hidden from meeting parents at one point due to her skin colour. It was not just racism she faced there but also sexism. Male colleagues told her she would have to "bend over a desk to get a promotion" and had "blowjob lips".

Oct 22, 2024 | mkfm.com | Amelia Harper

When Maya* started a new teaching job, she did not expect to be called the n-word as she walked down the corridor. The bullying from her fellow teachers proved relentless. She was called a "curry lover" and believes she was hidden from meeting parents at one point due to her skin colour. It was not just racism she faced there but also sexism. Male colleagues told her she would have to "bend over a desk to get a promotion" and had "blowjob lips".

Oct 22, 2024 | news.sky.com | Amelia Harper

Warning: This story contains references to suicide along with racist and sexist language readers may find distressing. When Maya* started a new teaching job, she did not expect to be called the n-word as she walked down the corridor. The bullying from her fellow teachers proved relentless. She was called a "curry lover" and believes she was hidden from meeting parents at one point due to her skin colour. It was not just racism she faced there but also sexism.

Aug 9, 2024 | rockymounttelegram.com | Amelia Harper

The Joshua’s Challenge Literacy program launched by The Salvation Army in this community roughly two years ago is demonstrating consistent results in helping many students at participating schools in Nash and Edgecombe counties reach their third grade reading benchmarks. It is also improving the profile of these schools as well. The program primarily targets third-grade readers as that is a focus of the N.C. Department of Public Instruction as well as many other organizations in the country.