Originally posted by Me; February 14 2006+--> (Me; February 14 2006)
As it happened, he and some of his co-thinkers ended up in prestigious American universities getting paid a great deal of money to give us multi-culturalism.
I actually found out the other day - whilst watching a documentary about Black against Asian and Asian against Black racism in Britain, which was
very disturbing -
when and
why "multi-culturalism" got introduced in Britain.
It was introduced
after a riot in Birmingham, when the White, Asian and Black working class rioted
together against Police brutality.
The Conservative Party introduced "multi-culturalism" as a response - I imagine to try and
stop working class unity - and since then racism between the White, Black and Asian community has grown and working class unity declined. With surprisingly Black and Asian groups - who make up under 10% of the population - committing as many racist attacks as White groups. And even more worrying, is that
a lot of these attacks are directed at other
minorities.
Anyway, I have been looking round the internet to find out what British "lefties" back then thought of the policy (I can't imagine it would be very positive) because a lot of "lefties" today seem to really back "multi-culturalism" (which in the real world means
segregation).[/b]