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Decision to dissolve black female deacon s parish is indirectly discriminatory

Decision to dissolve black female deacon s parish is indirectly discriminatory
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Southwark: Dissolving black deacon s parish discriminatory, hearing told

The Church of England's first black female deacon is appealing a decision to dissolve her parish.

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Decision to dissolve black female deacon s parish is indirectly discriminatory

Reverend Yvonne Clarke was ordained as a deacon in the CoE in 1987 and has served All Saints Shirley, in Southwark Diocese, for more than 20 years.

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First black female deacon in fight to keep job and parish

Yvonne Clarke suffered racist abuse in the street during a long dispute with the Diocese of Southwark, which intends to dissolve her parish in Croydon. Her case has been referred to the privy council

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Woke being misused by Government ministers, says first black female bishop | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Bishop of Dover Rose Hudson-Wilkin saw her motion on racial justice overwhelmingly welcomed at the Church of England’s General Synod.

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