A tagline says it “invites you to disrupt injustice – not just around you, but within you”.
Other activities available to NHS staff include a “race aware workshop” and a visit to a “Georgian people of colour exhibition” in Bath.
Dr Alka Sehgal Cuthbert, a director at Don’t Divide Us, a campaign group opposing racial identity politics, told The Telegraph it was “time to call enough on schemes like this”.
She said: “It’s not only, or primarily, a question of wasted money and time; the embedded beliefs being promoted: that Britain is systemically and/or institutionally racist against black or brown ethnic minorities, and that white people need to be more effective ‘disruptors of racism’, actively sow grievance, division, entitlement and make solidarity more difficult.”
