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The University of Exeter has been awarded a Race Equality Charter bronze award by the Advanced HE.
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In light of renewed discussions of racism in the UK, an anti-racist collective of the University of Exeter has written an open letter to the university and Student’s Guild with demands to foster a greater anti-racist culture within the institution.
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