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Forget race or class, marriage is the big social divide

24 June 2021

3:28 AM

24 June 2021

3:28 AM

The latest spark to ignite the culture wars is a report from the parliamentary education committee on the underachievement of working-class white boys. But this isn’t about race. The boys don’t underachieve because they are white. Their skin colour is merely a marker by which we can see that a certain cohort is doing worse than another.

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