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Saturday, April 27, 2024

Now it seems that British Hindus don’t count

“Now it seems that British Hindus don’t count”, The JC, April 20, 2023:

“Research I conducted last year for the Henry Jackson Society study found a 173 per cent increase in antisemitic incidents in UK schools over the past five years. With the more general rise in antisemitism a regular headline, what was almost more shocking than the research was just how little it shocked people.

This year, we have looked into the experiences of Hindu pupils and found that 51 per cent of Hindu parents surveyed said their child had faced anti-Hindu hate in schools. Where are the protesters against this intolerance?

Why is it that in an age of supposed anti-racism, attacks on both the longest standing victims of race hate and a people held under British colonial rule for hundreds of years draw so little concern?….”

Read the full article at Thejac.com

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