Welcome to the EducatED Hub
You are here because you recognise that It’s tough on marginalised people to always be a teacher. We all understand that real equality will come from education but we must ALL take accountability for this.
In the EducatED Hub you’ll find the thoughts and experiences of people who want to share with you.
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If you would like to submit an article please email WeAreAll@equaldignity.org.uk. We won’t edit you or tell you how to feel. We ask that you are respectful (as children can access your article on the site) and to cite contributions from others - plagiarism is not permitted.
Latest posts
WHY DOES MY TITLE STILL DEFINE MY MARITAL STATUS? A rant on women’s rights, language and lingering inequality
This article challenges the outdated use of gendered titles for women, Miss, Mrs., and Ms., that tie a woman’s identity to her marital status. It explores the sexist history of these titles, contrasts them with the universal “Mr.” for men and connects this seemingly small detail to wider gender inequalities in leadership, pay, reproductive rights and societal expectations. It calls for the end of titles that reduce women to their relationship status, urging readers to recognise how language shapes deeper systemic issues.
FROM THE JUNGLE TO THE HEART: I’m A Celebrity' Proves Vulnerability is the Ultimate Survival Skill
I was gutted when man like Melvin (Odoom) was voted out of the jungle on “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” on ITV earlier this week. Watching TV presenter and radio DJ Melvin in the jungle reminded me how important it is to see people like us on TV, doing their thing and being real with it. Melvin was great TV but more importantly was his representation as a great role model and vulnerability.