Racism and sexism have become normalised in Britain, says equalities minister
Summary
The equalities minister in Britain said racism and sexism are now common in the country, worsened by social media and some politicians' statements. She also criticized the police for not doing enough to stop violence against women and girls and highlighted plans to limit social media use for children under 16.Key Facts
- Racism and sexism have become normal in Britain, according to the equalities minister Bridget Phillipson.
- Online interactions and some political statements are making misogyny and racism more common.
- Phillipson accused senior MPs from Reform and the Conservative parties of making racist remarks.
- She said the police have not properly addressed violence against women and girls.
- Plans are underway to ban social media use for children under 16 by next spring.
- The minister supports tougher immigration policies to maintain public trust in the system.
- Phillipson's comments reflect ongoing political tensions between Labour and Conservative politicians.
- Some critics worry that releasing prisoners early could increase risks for victims of domestic abuse.
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