"BAME" stands for Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic. It is a term commonly used in the United Kingdom to describe individuals who belong to ethnic groups that are not classified as White British. The term aims to highlight the diversity within these communities and address issues related to race and ethnicity. The use of "BAME" has sparked discussions about its effectiveness and inclusivity. Critics argue that it can oversimplify the experiences of different ethnic groups, such as Black or Asian communities, and may not fully capture the unique challenges they face. As a result, some organizations are moving towards more specific terminology.