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How racist is Britain? (1)

01 January 1991

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How racist is Britain?
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CARF issue 3 contains a four-page survey, `How Racist is
Britain?' examining institutionalised racism in housing,
education, social security, employment, criminal justice and
mental health, ten years after the Scarman Report. Other articles
look at the BNP in Thamesmead and elsewhere, the media treatment
of black human rights activist Revd. Al Sharpton, racism in
Germany, death in prison and in a police station, and racism on
football terraces.

CARF, no 3, June/Aug 1991. Subscriptions ¼5 a year (six issues)
BM Box 8784, London WCIN 3XX.

Statewatch no 3 July/August 1991

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