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We explored Black students’ ways of experiencing

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The Polish situation was distinct: after the partitions of the late 18th century, Polish territories were under Austrian, Prussian and Russian rule, making the reconstruction of a Polish nation-state – and its educational system – a complex endeavour.’

An exploration of Polish student life illuminates broader issues in three respects. The first is the memorialisation of recent military conflict. In Poland, public remembrance revolved around the post-war border wars. For example, in Lviv (known in Polish as Lwów), Polish students had been involved in the wars with Ukrainian and Russian forces. The local university and polytechnic subsequently commemorated their role as ‘defenders of Lwów’.




In a recently published study funded by the British Educational Research Association (BERA), academic support by interviewing a cohort of undergraduates in an English university (Mimirinis et al., 2023). Black students’ experiences are often misrepresented by the problematic labelling of ‘British Asian minority ethnic’ (BAME) which arbitrarily erases ethnic, cultural venezuela consumer email list and religious characteristics (Mimirinis & Wright, 2024). The ‘BAME’ categorisation also conceals an awarding gap within the awarding gap: not only Black students are under-awarded ‘good’ degrees[1] in relation to their White peers, but also in relation to other minoritised groups of students (Mimirinis et al., 2023). Additionally, the prevalence and intensity of anti-Black barriers and racism on campuses warrants attention on how to tackle these challenges, including how to identify appropriate means of support (Bhopal, 2015).
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