Reflections on the Glass Ceiling Rheumatology One man put his hand

One man put his hand in his pocket and threw down a few coppers

written by Charles Botta

Realising that such aspects of the subject will appeal to the general reader

but the question is one that must be asked in considering a Uniform Act

Reflections on the Glass Ceiling Rheumatology One man put his handAs a young man, James Johnson left his native Liberia with his family to escape violence, intimidation and the threat of civil war in the disturbances of the 1980s. Embarking on a career in social services in supposedly fair and egalitarian Britain, he found he had a different kind of battle on his hands the fight against institutional racism and stereotyping at work, often subtle and propagated through ignorance. To succeed in his profession he found