What is Britain Doing About Racism

The video discusses the impact of Stephen Lawrence's death on racism awareness in the UK, highlighting the MacPherson inquiry's role in addressing race relations. It contrasts ongoing racism issues in Birmingham with positive changes in Tower Hamlets, East London. The video also examines institutional racism within the police and public opinions on discrimination and police practices, emphasizing the need for continued efforts to address these issues.

What was the significance of the death of Stephen Lawrence in the context of racism in Britain?

How did the MacPherson inquiry of 1999 impact discussions about race relations in Britain?

In what ways do the experiences of young people in Birmingham reflect ongoing issues of racism?

What changes have been observed in Tower Hamlets regarding racial diversity and community relations?

What are some of the ongoing challenges related to police practices and racial profiling in the UK?