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Racial tension in working-class Britain

by Matt Abbott

Racial tension in working-class Britain

by Matt Abbott


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In general, there are far fewer writers from working-class backgrounds than there are from more affluent backgrounds. This means that genuine working-class experiences of racial tension and other societal issues are drastically under-represented in the literary world. It’s also a deeply sensitive issue to write about; for white people who may have come to the realisation that they’ve been part of the problem, but especially for the people who have suffered from racial abuse and discrimination.


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