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UK Institutional Racism: True or False

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Spot true/false statements about UK racism

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UK Institutional Racism: True or False
 

UK Institutional Racism: True or FalseOnline version

Spot true/false statements about UK racism

by K Healey
1

All UK laws completely prevent discrimination, so institutional racism cannot exist.

2

There are disparities in education outcomes linked to ethnicity in the UK.

3

The Windrush scandal highlighted bureaucratic systems disadvantaging minority citizens.

4

Stop and search data show higher policing impact on Black people in England and Wales.

5

Structural racism means laws and institutions can continue to treat people unequally and unfairly.

6

The housing market can show segregation and discrimination in access and pricing.

7

Only recent policies affect racism; there are no historical roots to it.

8

The NHS provides identical treatment to everyone with no disparities or bias.

9

The education system funds and resources are perfectly equal for all students.

10

Can an organization be institutionally racist even if its individual employees do not intend to be racist?

11

Does the UK national curriculum require schools to teach Black British history as a compulsory, standard topic in every history exam?

12

Do teachers' subconscious expectations or stereotypes about a student's background affect the predicted grades they give them for exams?

13

Is the percentage of school headteachers from ethnic minority backgrounds the same as the percentage of ethnic minority students in the UK?

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