Racism on the Tram!!! Appalling!

It's still minority white British then.

The police make mistakes and that does seem disproportionate, but if they didn't search them at all people would complain they don't care.

The little boy she is holding onto for dear life saved her, saved her i tell you otherwise she would have been slapped up xD

Ignorant woman >.<

Annoying Mouse made that claim, not me.

Im moving out of this country.

The non-English names had had a British education and the CV was written in English so it would be fairly obvious. (Would you expect someone with an English name to write that they spoke fluent English on their CV?)

Yep the checklist is not the greatest tool. But it does serve to make you think about underrepresentation of minorities in all sorts of areas/

"under achieve in education" What a lie. I went to a school full of ethnic minorities, and to be quite frank... a plethora of people achieving around 13~5 A*'s (On average 1/2 of my year group - those being traditional subjects including Maths, English, Science's, and French) as under achieving... well?

I think it's more subconscious than conscious, to be honest. Give me 10 applicants with similar experience and 1 from my ethnic background and I'm likely to pick him. Ethnic run business also tend to discriminate. What would have been interesting was to make the ethnic ones have better qualifications/more relevant work experience and then see.

Therefore, you are Indian - not British.

Even if it's subconcious (agreed, a lot of it probably is), you must admit now that this is evidence of white privilege?

Not at all. Poor English is something that is often complained about by employers nowadays so some are getting more demanding by asking for proof (e.g. IELTS) from non native English speakers and asking for quite high English grades for those who are.



But I expect that minorities are under-represented because they are more likely to be amongst the lower social classes. Whites from working class backgrounds are also under represented in many positions of society.

The issue here is primarily class, not race. I am not saying that there is no racism in this country. What I am saying is that most of the discrimination faced by minorities is based on where they fit into the class system, and is shared by whites.

That's your personal experience, that doesn't counter evidence from studies. I think it was only Indians that beat whites in terms of 5-A*-C gcse achievement.

What! You are emigrating because of this Youtube video?

Yeah, it's an example of white privilege. But, it can be easily overturned by having a British name which most black British people do.

That's your personal experience, that doesn't counter evidence from studies. I think it was only Indians that beat whites in terms of 5-A*-C gcse achievement.

Not only off course. I think I might have put england on a piedestal to be honest.
Quality of life in scandinavia is much much higher not to mention free education. I wasted time coming to the UK.

Seriously?
So then what happens when they walk into the interview room and the employer can see that they're black?

Indians are a form of Asians, which are a form of ethnic minorities.Your so called &quot;statement&quot; remains inconclusive.

Nothing, a little shock or no shock most likely if they have interviewed black people before. They then get judged at their interview performance. With interviews it's literally impossible to be equal hence it's unlikely that they'd weight between ethnic minority versus a white person.