The BNP represents Britain's workers? They don't even represent basic British craftsmanship

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Charlie Brooker
The Guardian, Monday 18 May 2009
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I was born in the 70s and grew up in a tiny rural village. There was, I think, only one black kid in my primary school. One day, someone pushed him over and called him "blackjack". The headmaster called an impromptu assembly. It involved the entire school, and took place outdoors. No doubt: this was unusual.

Home Affairs Select Committee Inquiry:
Young Black People and the Criminal Justice System

NOT JUST FOR THE GOOD TIMES
THIS KEY REPORT IS SUPPORTED BY EQUANOMICS UK AND HAS A FOREWORD BY BARONESS HELENA KENNEDY QC - HER OPENNG PARAGRAPH IS AS FOLLOWS:

Below we reprint the front page article from the Guardian today 8th May. The gap between rich and poor is widening and our society is more unequal now that at any time since the 1960’s.