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Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion

Beware of the ‘alliars’ when it comes to diversity in science

06 Jul 2021
Taken from the July 2021 issue of Physics World.

While some people claim to want to support under-represented groups, Anya Lawrence says it can be difficult to determine whether they have the right motives

Illustration of sheep with a wolf's shadow
Seeking solidarity Beware of those whose well-meaning attempts for equality are used solely to enhance their own reputation and careers. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/3d factory)
During my childhood I received abuse on a daily basis, whether it was about my disability, my non-bi

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Anya Lawrence is an early career geoscientist at the University of Birmingham, UK, e-mail axl921@student.bham.ac.uk
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