From the "Keep Britain White" mobs who went "n**ger
hunting" during the Notting Hill riots in 1958, through to the recent
deportation of the children of the Windrush generation,
the marginalisation of black Britons is an ancient British tale of a
nation anxious of creeping multiculturalism and "dark strangers".
Following post-war Commonwealth migration, racism,
that ugly word that brings with it entire histories and generations of
trauma, was relegated to the archives of Britain's imperial past.
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