Hi,
im black, and think that tho these answers give an interesting insight into the british society, do not fully answer the question. I say this because being 99.9% white in a community may not necessary mean that theres more racism in that community, even tho that could add to its incidences.
Ofcourse, having lived for 5 years studying in england, i know that people behave differently towards people of other races, but its mostly out of a lack of enlightenment, or bad experiences they might have had dealing with a few members of other races.
Lets not forget that racism goes both ways - or all ways, and know that its not only white people that can be, or are infact racist.
Thanks.
2007-02-18 00:44:46
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answer #1
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answered by the good girl 1
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I find this very disappointing. I have been looking for somewhere to move to should the liberals ever get a toe hold in my Suffolk village and the 'most racist town' is quite a good selling point. Unfortunately, I cannot abide the cold and the prospect of Scottish winters is quite daunting, even if my heart were to be warmed by the calls of the patriots.
2007-02-17 21:39:03
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answered by Clive 6
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Try Weston-super-Mare!
Until couple years ago if you hadn't left the town then blacks/asians only existed on TV. This town is 99.9% white. Adding that a large retired population from the era where Britain itself was 99.9% white, ensures prevailing attitudes.
A few Polish, blacks and asians have filtered through the border guards of this town lately, but its still a shock to see a non-white face.
Then again I've heard that Scarbrough and Blackpool are very similar so maybe it's just a feature of sea-side towns.
2007-02-17 21:58:36
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answered by Ross J 2
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i have were given some yet i imagine i am going to bypass with Ludlow. The emphasis of food and markets, self sufficient merchants...basically each and everything i love fairly. No huge chain shops ( except for a woollies ..ooer)lots of era homes and historic factors of interest. The fort in the heritage and basically the p.c.. is like some thing from yet another age. ok The are a plethora of gray panthers and that i have been to 'friendlier' places yet for a fundamental English experience..yep..Ludlow :-) EDIT-LOLOLOL @ Rj x- I not in any respect in my existence concept i'd see Irby get a mench on solutions OMG lolololol.
2016-12-04 08:03:00
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answered by ? 4
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I know it's not really part of britain but the west of the republic of ireland was the most racist place i lived, and i lived there for 4 years.
2007-02-21 06:43:05
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answered by Sarah H 3
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i cant comment on other places but, leicester is a high multi culural city and we do suffer alot from racism, but i can say that most places will suffer to some degree at some point with racism. the problem will never go away sadly
2007-02-17 21:36:04
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answered by Anonymous
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Bromley, Kent, pretty bad.
I lived there for a bit in the 90s, and was always uncomfortable with the locals and their attitude towards minorities.
2007-02-17 21:34:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Lincoln is/was known as Ku Klux Klan city because of the lack of ethnic minority people (though this is changing now)
2007-02-17 23:28:45
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answered by DevilsSpawn 2
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Country people are pretty bad. Oh yes and North Wales they all start talking welsh all of a sudden when you go in the shops.
(or scouse in Rhyl)
2007-02-17 21:42:31
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answered by SOJLO 3
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Paisley, in Scotland.
2007-02-17 22:48:19
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answered by Anonymous
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