General Article Britain's forgotten race victims?

Topic Selected: Challenging Racism
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In January 2009, the Runnymede Trust published a new study on the white working class and ethnic diversity in Britain. In response to Hazel Blears’ call for white working class voices and grievances to be heard, leading thinkers on race and class consider the relationship between social class and race equality. They conclude that the white working class are discriminated against on a range of different fronts, but they are not discriminated against because they are white.
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