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Ann, Lady Dummett (born Agnes Margaret Ann Chesney; 4 September 1930 – 7 February 2012) was an English activist, campaigner for racial justice and published author.
Abstract. A bibliography of Ann Dummett’s writings on race and immigration with an introduction showing her significance in the field. Keywords: Ann Dummett; immigration; British racism; activism.
Commemorating a decade’s anniversary of their deaths, our book focuses on the lives and anti-racist activism of an extraordinarily symbiotic married couple — Sir Michael Dummett, Wykeham Professor of Logic at New College, and his wife Ann Dummett.
Professor Sir Michael Dummett died in December 2011, and his wife Ann on 7th February 2012. This event is focused on Michael, but also commemorates Ann, and their joint contribution to the struggle against injustice in the areas of race and immigration.
New College, Oxford has published a book, bringing to life the anti-racist activism of former Fellow, Sir Michael Dummett, and his wife Ann a decade after their deaths. Dummett was one of the greatest British philosophers of the 20th century.
ABSTRACT By helping to introduce the relatively new concept of institutional racism into Britain, Sir Michael and Ann Dummett expanded the concept of racism beyond the limited sense it had been given in the 1940s and 1950s when racism tended to be associated with the scientific concept of race and when the focus tended to fall on the intent to h...
Ann Dummett is the Director of the Runnymede Trust. She was a member of the Rampton and Swann Committees, and her books include A Portrait of English Racism.
