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Teenage Cancer Trust

28 Oct, 5 tweets, 3 min read

#BlackHistoryMonth is coming to an end, but it’s always time to educate ourselves to be actively anti-racist and celebrate people of colour.
Here’s our selection of films, TV, books and podcasts to check out if you want to learn more about anti-racism...

@renireni

🎙 Listen 🎙
✨ About Race with @renireni
✨ Anthems Black by @BroccoliContent
✨ @blackgalslivin

@afuahirsch

📚 Read 📚
✨ Brit(ish) by @afuahirsch
✨ Black and British by @DavidOlusoga
✨ The Good Immigrant by @NikeshShukla

🎬 Watch 🎬
✨ I Am Not Your Negro
✨ Rafiki
✨ Stay Woke: The Black Lives Maters Movement

Take a look at our full selection of what to watch, read and listen to 👇
teenagecancertrust.org/information/an…

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28 Oct

Yesterday, the Government published their Autumn Budget & Spending Review. Today we'd like to share our response ⬇

While we welcome the much-needed additional investment to tackle the backlog caused by the pandemic, young people with cancer need the Government to provide ringfenced funding to recruit, train, & retain the workforce needed to provide expert care.

Teenagers and young adults with cancer have different psychological, social and physical needs when compared with children and older adults and should receive specialist, age-appropriate care and support from a workforce trained to meet their needs.

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