Guest presenter, Charmaine Marufu, leads a student panel to discuss and explore the issue of micro aggressions as experienced by students at De Montfort University The panel look at racism, stereotypes of Muslims, and Asian female students and outline why the term 'gypsy' is an offensive term and the drive to remove it from documentation used at DMU.&nbsp;
Guest Zara Tahir, Human right and&nbsp;
Zara Tahir, final year Law, Human Rights and Social Justice (LLB)
Liam Sutton, second year &nbsp;Law, Human Rights and Social Justice&nbsp;(LLB)
Taiwo Sofowora, Second year, Fashion Textiles and Design&nbsp;

Dropping out of University

This series examines the work being undertaken by Decolonising DMU – an Institutional project at DeMontfort University in Leicester which seeks to ensure there is no racial disparity across the organisation, the composition of the staff and the way we teach and the experiences our students receive. Each episode includes interviews with people working at De Montfort University or students who are undertaking their studies at the University. 

For more information about our work look at our website https://decolonisingdmu.our.dmu.ac.uk/