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Racism Shows It’s Ugly Face In Many Forms
I hope whoever sent this letter is dealt with severely and made an example of
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Such a coward to type it out but I’m sure there’ll be ways and means of tracking this vile person down , I hope so
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Such a coward to type it out but I’m sure there’ll be ways and means of tracking this vile person down , I hope so
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This reminded me of something I read recently on facebook: "My friend suffered some idiot on the bus in Blackpool the week after the Brexit referendum. My mate's of Bangladeshi heritage. His parents came over in the 60's and he was born here. This guy told him:"You'll have to *** off home now pal." No more sponging here." He replied: " I'm on my way home to Bispham...
12:46 Sat 19th Jun 2021
oops yes
Refers to the protected characteristic of race. It refers to a group of people defined by their race, colour, and nationality (including citizenship) ethnic or national origins. See our advice and guidance on race discrimination.30 Dec 2020
o god there was the scots cook thing thirty years ago
You can t advertise for a scots cook but can for one that cooks haggis and parridge and nippies - boiled horse and the other things they eat up there
Refers to the protected characteristic of race. It refers to a group of people defined by their race, colour, and nationality (including citizenship) ethnic or national origins. See our advice and guidance on race discrimination.30 Dec 2020
o god there was the scots cook thing thirty years ago
You can t advertise for a scots cook but can for one that cooks haggis and parridge and nippies - boiled horse and the other things they eat up there
From the CPS website,
'Crime and Disorder Act 1998 (as amended)
This Act created a number of specific offences of racially aggravated crime, based on offences of wounding, assault, damage, harassment and threatening/abusive behaviour. The Act defines "racial group" as a group of persons defined by reference to race, colour, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins.'
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'Crime and Disorder Act 1998 (as amended)
This Act created a number of specific offences of racially aggravated crime, based on offences of wounding, assault, damage, harassment and threatening/abusive behaviour. The Act defines "racial group" as a group of persons defined by reference to race, colour, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins.'
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This reminded me of something I read recently on facebook: "My friend suffered some idiot on the bus in Blackpool the week after the Brexit referendum. My mate's of Bangladeshi heritage. His parents came over in the 60's and he was born here. This guy told him:"You'll have to *** off home now pal." No more sponging here." He replied: " I'm on my way home to Bispham sir, where I've always lived. If you fancy a health check after you've sobered up, drop by my surgery tomorrow and I'll give you a once over. "
The majority of people respond to abusive remarks regarding their race in a way similar to Lankeela's friend above and I applaud that calm approach in the face of such ignorance.
However not everyone has the same level of tolerance and should we really be bringing our children up to shrug in the face of such jibes or should we be working harder to teach folk to have a civil tongue in their heads?
However not everyone has the same level of tolerance and should we really be bringing our children up to shrug in the face of such jibes or should we be working harder to teach folk to have a civil tongue in their heads?
// Ah well, PP. You know what Johnson (or Boswell?) said in relation to the turnip and those of the Scottish persuasion!//
remind me
when I am reproved in the strongest possible one-liner ( stupid man, stupid answer, foo, what dat den, foo again ) by a lady usual -suspect (*)
I am reminded about Dr Johnson and a woman preaching ( as they preach at me...)
(*) a usual suspect of the fairest gender
remind me
when I am reproved in the strongest possible one-liner ( stupid man, stupid answer, foo, what dat den, foo again ) by a lady usual -suspect (*)
I am reminded about Dr Johnson and a woman preaching ( as they preach at me...)
(*) a usual suspect of the fairest gender
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