“It shreds me from within”

Thematic analysis of the impact of racism on veterinary professionals and students in the United Kingdom

Written by Naomi King et. al. Photo by Phoebe Davies


Calls to tackle racism, especially in the workplace, have risen recently around the world and much research has examined the experiences of Black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) people in professions with relatively high ethnic diversity. Far less has investigated these experiences in low ethnic diversity professions, however, where BAME people may face a different and more damaging range of challenges in a context where racism is often overlooked. This qualitative study advances existing understanding of this topic by examining the psychological impact of racism on BAME people in one of the United Kingdom’s (UK’s) least ethnically diverse professional groups: the veterinary sector…

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