Blaise Imiolczyk  🏳️‍🌈

My theory is young people are that heavily influenced by The USA, in media, films, TV, news, YouTube, celebrities etc, they can no longer tell the difference between the two, anything that happens over there, people automatically assume it must be happening here as well.

Ow now, racism here is way more covert. That's really the difference. We see it happening, we know statistics and data. If you refuse to see that, your problem.

Okay, instead of trying spin my words. How about you debate me on the subject, show me the stuff you've been reading, teach me, I'm open minded. There are bodies set up to deal with issues like this, is it their data and statistics you've been looking at? Show me what you know

You prefer talking about institutionalised racism in: - policing - employment - housing - education - healthcare - politics Cause there is like few centuries of racist history explaining why every part is of the UK is racist by design. Can you prove otherwise?

You've just listed off things you think racism exist in. And granted, in the past these institutions did have problems round race relations. Wholly accept that. But explain in more depth the issues there now, in all of your examples. Cases and people, the issues in 2021:)