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Child poverty

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Almost a third of young people in the UK live in poverty. n2k looks at what child poverty means and how you can help.

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Lyrical changes

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The hip hop moguls in the US are campaigning to get rappers to voluntarily stop using derogatory words in their lyrics. Why and will it work?

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Slavery today

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The slave trade was made illegal 200 years ago but it still continues. Part 2 of our look at slavery.

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5 Things u need2know

  1. The Race Relations Act 1976 makes it unlawful for people to treat someone differently because of their race, colour, nationality or ethnic origin.
  2. If you feel you have been a victim of racial discrimination at work, speak to your employer as soon as possible.
  3. The Sex Discrimination Act 1975 protects both men and women from sexual discrimination in many of the things we do everyday.
  4. Sex discrimination is when a person is not treated the same way as another person, just because of their sex.
  5. Most employers have an equal opportunities policy in their staff handbook.

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