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The Guardian - UK is not close to being racially just society, finds two-year study
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The Guardian reports on a study that finds the UK is not close to being a racially just society. The paper reports that more than a third of people from ethnic and religious minorities have experienced racially-motivated physical or verbal abuse in their lifetime.
It says the two-year study concludes that the UK “is not close to being a racially just society”.
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