A Racist Experience on an ordinary journey for foreigners in London

The footage (contains language which viewers may find disturbing) has been filmed on the Croydon to Wimbledon Tramlink route in London in November 2011 demonstrating a racist experience on an ordinary journey for foreigners in London.

 

“Racism, Riots, and police brutality in Britain: A Never Ending Cycle” written by Casey Gane-McCalla

Casey Gane-McCalla, who is a writer, editor, rapper, producer, and actor, has explored a never ending cycle of racism, riots, and police brutality in his article. Please read his article here. 

Jennette Arnold believes systemic racism is behind the protests in London in August 2011

Jennette Arnold, a member of London Assembly, believes systemic racism is behind the protests in London in August 2011. Please read the article here.

The true reason of protests in the UK is exposed by Katharine Birbalsingh

Katharine Birbalsingh, a leading teacher in the state school system, believes racist issues were behind the protests across the UK in August 2011. She believes “as with so many other things in the UK, people stick their heads in the sand and refuse to speak out about true reason of protests”. She points out many facts that confirm the presence of racism in the UK. Read the article here.

London protests speak themselves. The interviewee believes “UK is systemically racist”.

Referring to the facts during London protestsin August 2011, the interviewee thinks the UK is systemically racist. Watch the report below.

A Breakdown of what happened to a Malaysian student in London in August 2011

This video is a breakdown of what happened to a Malaysian student who has been in Britain only a month. He was assaulted and attacked and then robbed by British people. Message was simple "welcome to London mate"!

Unfortunately, this is a beginning of what he will confront during his life in the UK. While racist attacks against foreign students are significantly increasing, British media have closed their eyes to this fact.

A window to foreigner’s life in London

People from a broken society have no moral so they easily attack and assault foreigners and steal their properties in the UK. A Malaysian student, who has been in Britain only a month, is assaulted and then robbed by British people. This is what is called civilization of western life! Unfortunately, racist attacks against foreign students are significantly increasing.  

Darcus Howe’s interview on BBC, explaining the root of the protests in August 2011 across the UK

Darcus Howe, a West Indian Writer and Broadcaster, with a voice about the protesters in August 2011 across the UK. He is speaking about the mistreatment of youths by police and the government because of racist issues in Britain.

One of the assaults seen in ordinary life of foreigners in Britain

A Muslim is assaulted because of his religion and race. Watch the report below:

Racism moves to rural areas in Britain

The British Institute of Race Relations (IRR) says racially-motivated violence has shifted from inner city areas to towns and villages across Britain.

Please read more here.

UK racism on rise

“Racist attacks against Muslim and other ethnic minorities in Britain are on the rise, with politicians and media fuelling hostility and prejudice against minorities”, a new European report finds.

Please read this article here.

Doubling number of racist incidents in primary schools in the UK in 2010

The number of racist incidents is increasing in primary schools in the UK

These shock figures have revealed that racism is increasing in primary schools in the UK. This also shows that these figures were higher if all complaints were reported. Young students are afraid to report racist incidents due to different reasons.

You can read the full report here.

Others have also published studies showing large incidents of racist bullies against ethnic minority pupils in Britain’s schools. This can also be read here.

Racism in the UK- A Preview of History

Racism has long been an issue in the UK and it is still present in different ways.

Please watch the videos below:

Part 1: http://youtu.be/efI6T8lovqY

Part2: http://youtu.be/IdBDRbjx9jo

Part3: http://youtu.be/oCJHJWaNL-g

Racism is present in a very high level of significance in Britain's schools

“Racism is still an issue in England’s schools, with pupils and teachers showing racist behaviour”, research shows. This study reveals that “more than 83% of teachers questioned said they had witnessed racist attitudes or behaviour amongst their students”.  “31% of those questioned said they had seen similar racist behaviour amongst teachers”. These racist attitudes were significantly higher towards those of the Asian pupils.

This study, by anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card, supported by the National Union of Teachers (NUT) was carried to investigate racist issues and inequality in the education system in the United Kingdom (UK). In addition to other related studies, this research again demonstrates that racism is present in a very high level of significance in Britain.  

You can read the full article here.

The racism continues to scar people

Old fashioned slavery in 18th century

The racism continues to scar people in the world that we live in. Although it is claimed that slavery has been discontinued, it has really been replaced by modern slavery in 21^st century. Even though there is no scientific basis for race division, the theory of racism was developed to justify the slave trade in the early days of capitalism. The brutality of slavery is portrayed in this 18^th century drawing. You are left to draw modern slavery yourself as it still continues to threaten lives of many humans even in developed countries such as Britain.


An article written about the origins of racism can be found here.   

Racism against Chinese population in the UK

This shocking research, which has been conducted in an appropriate methodology in three British Universities, reveals many key points about the presence of racism against Chinese population in the UK.

These key themes can be summarized as below:

1. “Most of respondents in this research suffered various types of racist harassment and violence for a long period of time”.

2. “The racial incidents threatened psychological and physical well-being of the victims and damaged their relationship with white people”.

3. “Almost most of the racial victims were dissatisfied with police services as the police even fail to investigate the reported cases. As a result, the majority of them did not have confidence in the police in the UK. Some of them no longer formally reported racist incidents as they recognize that the police are not willing to actively follow up the racial cases”.

You can download and read the full article here.

Racial Violence in the UK- The Buried Issue

This comprehensive article reports that “despite a number of deaths over racial disputes in the UK, politicians remain in denial about the extent and severity of racial violence and popular racism”. Indeed, it has been argued “even governments’ actions have in fact contributed to an unremitting and largely silent outpouring of racial animosity and violence in the UK”. This research clearly demonstrates that direct and violent racism is well present in the UK.

Please download and read the full article here.   

Racist Violence in the United Kingdom

This report published by the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) in Brussels, March 2011 reveals shocking statistics about occurrence of racism in the UK. The report shows that “207,000 racial motivated incidents in 2007 have been filed by the British Crime Survey where nearly 80% of the victims of racial violence were men, and 20% were women. “In cases where the ethnicity of the victim was known, over 45% were Asian, 18% black, 10% white British, 7% Polish, 1.25% Chinese and 1.25% from Traveller communities”. “However, these figures do not include majority of racial incidents as the victims might not feel like reporting racist incidents due to lack of confidence in the police, and because they feel that their case would not be taken seriously” the report also illustrates.

You can download and read the full report here.   

Is Britain more racist than it used to be?

While the statistics about racism are rarely seen in the press but racism is making a comeback in new forms in the UK.

Please read more here.

A tough lesson for a racist

A tough lesson for a racist who uses racist words while she is wrongly pretending she is a disable!

Watch the video below:

Bruce Lee Stands Against Racism

Bruce lee shatters the sign of Racism.

Watch the video here:

Racism in Hollywood

The Baker Twins talk about racism in the entertainment industry.

Please watch the full interview below:

Racism in England, abusing foreigners through bad language

Should somebody be blamed because he or she cannot speak perfectly in English? This video shows how racists use this option to attack foreigners in the UK.

Please watch the video to see yourself:

Racism in UK Medical School

This is another document proving the racism in British Universities where is claimed to tackle the racism in their words. However, they do not bother to practically act. This failure has cost terrible experiences for minority groups and overseas students.

Please watch the video where the document is shared:

England Hidden Racism

The references have being widely speared about the presence of racism in England so that nobody can deny them.

Please watch the video for the references:

A shameful exposure of European Racism

Does this look like the continent where it claims there are anti-racism regulations?

Racism in UK Police force

This film in two parts contains violent scenes of Racism in the UK, which may cause upsetting experiences. To remind you that the film has been taken in 21st century in a developed country called United Kingdom! 

Please click on the following links to watch the film:

Part1: http://youtu.be/J_GWy82olhw

Part2: http://youtu.be/xEFitWmzlTk

Historical references of racism in Britain were admitted

Although the Victorian era is reported to exhibit some of the worst excesses of racial arrogance and shameless racism that the world has ever seen according to Gresham College Professor, Richard J Evans, modern racism is still broadly present in the UK.

Please watch the video below for the references:

A clear message of Racism in the UK

According to the report below, there is a clear message of racism in the UK.

Please watch the video and leave your comments.

Racism in the UK

According to testimonies below racism is broadly present in the UK particularly in British Universities.

Please read personal testimonies on the following link to see how racism is ruining people’s lives in Britain.

Racism in the UK

These are the realities of racism in Britain

“Ethnic minority Britons often find themselves at a disadvantage compared with their white neighbours in their everyday lives. Many are more likely to be expelled from school, jailed, unemployed, poorly paid, living in sub-standard housing and victims of crime” the independent reports.

See the article in the following link:

These are the realities of racism in Britain

'Shocking' racism in jobs market in the UK

A BBC survey is showing ethnic minority applicants still face major discrimination in the jobs market in the UK.

Please see the full report on the following link:

'Shocking' racism in jobs market in the UK

Racism is more widespread than previously assumed in British Universities

A report from National Union of Students (NUS) released on 20 May 2011 shows that racism is more widespread than previously assumed in the UK and perceptions of racism are creating barriers to the participation of Black students in further and higher education in British Universities.

Findings in the report entitled ‘Race for Equality’ show that 1 in 6 Black students have experienced racism in their current institution, one third do not trust their institution to properly handle complaints, and one third feel their educational environment leaves them unable to bring their perspective as Black students to lectures and tutorial meetings in British Universities.

The report is the culmination of a two year research project that gathered existing evidence and combined it with new surveys and focus group evidence to understand the experience of Black students in further and higher education.

You can download and share the full report on the following link:

 Racism is more widespread than previously assumed in British Universities

Is this a coloured war or a painful feeling of historical suppression?

Is this a coloured war or a painful feeling of historical suppression?

Whatever it is, it is a warning of conflict.

Please watch the video and leave your comments.

Racism Ruins Lives

According to the reference below more than half of Britain believes they live in a racist society. In Britain, 1 in 3 blacks and Asians say they believe racism has cost them the chance of a job. We are all equal. Racism ruins lives.

Watch the video here:

Racism in Multicultural Britain

This film in three parts contains violent scenes of Racism in the UK, which may cause upsetting experiences. To remind you that the film has been taken in 21st century in a developed country called United Kingdom! 

Please click on the following links to watch the film:

Part 1- http://youtu.be/y8e6lS7T9yI
Part 2- http://youtu.be/um8KJVbiB6w
Part 3- http://youtu.be/_kSO3zu9J6s

Racism in British Universities

One of the major issues which has affected foreign students is racism. Although slogans and empty promises are seen in British Universities’ websites and their policies are claiming to tackle racism, but the racism and harassment are not dealt practically in real world in these institutions.