he had the trinity college lanyard, he had the trinity college tie, he had the trinity college uniformom there. and when i said to him, i'm just letting you know, i'm going to be reporting you to the university for what you just called me. he said, go on then, i've got loads of friends who work in the university. i think to myself, would i have been spoken to like that if i was a white man? so, did you complain to the university about the situation? i complained to the university, yes, they sent me some links in an e—mail, they sent me over to a complaints line that i could use. i had people contacting me, saying, where are you, and i felt too embarrassed to even reply to them and say what was going on, because it was having such an effect on me. it was having such an effect on me. and it really grates me that i'm getting emotional about it. yeah. cos you feel like you have to be strong, you know? my mum keeps saying to me, just keep fighting. just keep going, just get that degree. she was saying, do you want to drop out? do you want to leave? you felt like you wanted to drop out becau

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he had the trinity college lanyard, he had the trinity college tie, he had the trinity college uniform then, i've got loads of friends who work in the university. i think to myself, would i have been spoken to like that if i was a white man? so, did you complain to the university about the situation? i complained to the university, yes, they sent me some links in an e—mail, they sent me over to a complaints line that i could use. i had people contacting me, saying, where are you, and i felt too embarrassed to even reply to them and say what was going on, because it was having such an effect on me. it was having such an effect on me. and it really grates me that i'm getting emotional about it. yeah. cos you feel like you have to be strong, you know? my mum keeps saying to me, just keep fighting. just keep going, just get that degree. she was saying, do you want to drop out? do you want to leave? you felt like you wanted to drop out, because of these incidents? i have, but i'm fighting for every other black person who i know who needs to occupy the spaces, because black people need to co

a man from trinity college looked at me in disgust and just said, bleep.was a white man? it really grates me that i'm getting emotional about it. yeah. beause you feel like you have to be strong. my mum keeps saying to me, just keep fighting. she keeps saying, do you want to drop out? do you want to leave? i'm fighting for every other black person who i know needs to occupy these spaces. the university says that nia told her college she had reported the incidents to the british transport police. they understand that no action was taken. whilst measures have been put in place to improve diversity, the university recognises there's still a problem. do you think this is a place that is institutionally racist? race has not been acknowledged as relevant, particularly to the whole intellectual experience of being at cambridge. so in that sense, i would say it is racist because it doesn't acknowledge race in people's lives. despite challenges, the university's african caribbean society, also known as the acs, has been a lifeline for the students. when else in cam

thing and joe biden, on the other hand, was receiving a doctorate, an honorary doctorate from trinity college we would have preferred a different outcome so they obviously have very different views on brexit. they will obviously both be trying to protect industries like agriculture and pharmaceuticals so from that point of view, the deal is the same but we already know as well that the eu negotiators are staying on until wednesday, so... fingers crossed for something. yes, the talks continue, but i suppose just briefly, iain, the suggestion is that if donald trump wins, boris johnson will be more confident to go with no deal because he would be banking on something with the americans? yeah, look, just as the pro—brexit people were really happy to see trump when, the possibility ofa us to see trump when, the possibility of a us trade deal back in 2016, you know, the johnson camp i think would rather still see trump in the white house. talks, as penny says, clearly intensifying this week. the structure of the brexit deal is there but nothing is going to be signed until both sides, both the eu a

a man from trinity college looked at me in disgust and just said, bleep.emotional about it. yeah. beause you feel like you have to be strong. my mum keeps saying to me, just keep fighting. she keeps saying, do you want to drop out? do you want to leave? i'm fighting for every other black person who i know needs to occupy these spaces. the university says that nia told her college she had reported the incidents to the british transport police. they understand that no action was taken. whilst measures have been put in place to improve diversity, the university recognises there‘s still a problem. do you think this is a place that is institutionally racist? race has not been acknowledged as relevant, particularly to the whole intellectual experience of being at cambridge. so in that sense, i would say it is racist because it doesn‘t acknowledge race in people‘s lives. despite challenges, the university‘s african caribbean society, also known as the acs, has been a lifeline for the students. when else in cambridge's history would you get a room full of black an

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