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The document discusses news feeds, which combine aspects of websites and email. News feeds allow users to subscribe to content from websites and have new updates delivered automatically, rather than constantly checking websites for new content or sorting through numerous emails. News feeds take the best of websites for accessing frequently updated content and the best of email for automatic delivery of new information to users.
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The document outlines the terms of reference for a Voice and Influence Steering Group in Bristol. It establishes that the group will have no more than 14 representatives from voluntary and public sectors. The purpose of the group is to identify and recommend an effective black and ethnic minority representation structure for Bristol. The group will oversee a consultant to recommend an appropriate representation model and ensure the process is robust. Key responsibilities include agreeing a work program and timeline. The terms of reference also establish guidelines around membership period, decision making, attendance, conduct, and complaints procedures.
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This manifesto outlines evidence of ongoing racial inequality in the UK and calls on political parties and the next government to take meaningful action to address it. It presents data showing disparities faced by black and minority ethnic groups in areas like the criminal justice system, employment, education, health, housing and poverty. The document was produced by dozens of organizations seeking to empower and engage minority communities in the political process. It sets out key questions for political candidates on economic and social policies and calls for responses that will be shared publicly. The manifesto's goals are to set a race equality agenda for the next government, motivate minority voters, and ensure the new administration is committed to reducing inequalities through potential new legislation and other measures.
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