Maureen Hamblin

For many people, Northern Ireland is a place of celebrated "progress." Yet, for Black and Brown families living here, that progress feels increasingly like a facade. In recent years, a darker narrative has emerged—one of rising hostility, systemic intimidation, and a generation of children forced to grow up in fear because of the colour of their skin. The statistics paint a sobering picture of the environment families are navigating. According to recent data from the Police Service of...