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The success of British Indians is troubling for some. Why?

The success of British Indians is troubling for some. Why?

20 June 2020

9:00 AM

20 June 2020

9:00 AM

When Priti Patel told Labour MPs that she didn’t need any lectures on racism, they seemed to take it as a declaration of war. Last week, 32 of them signed a letter accusing the Home Secretary of ‘gaslighting’ black people’s experiences. The social media warriors were out in force, rebuking her for not being authentically ethnic.

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Samir Shah is a former BBC head of politics and head of the production company Juniper.

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