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Jan 16, 2024 48 min

129: The Race Relations Act, 1965

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The Race Relations Act was passed in 1965. It set about to formerly criminalise racial discrimination but only certain kinds. This episode we'll be thinking about how successful this was in improving the situation for Black people in Britain, or was it performative and largely unhelpful? For more information on my PhD study email me at: [email protected] or message me on social media. Keep up to date with us.

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