People from ethnic groups feel racial equality is worsening, UK study shows
Summary
A study by British Future shows many people in the UK believe racial equality is getting worse, with ethnic minority groups feeling more discrimination, especially young adults. The report highlights differences in views between ethnic minorities and white people, with concerns about inequality in jobs, education, and public services.Key Facts
- One in six people in Britain belong to ethnic minority groups.
- Nearly half of ethnic minority respondents said they faced racial or nationality prejudice in the past year.
- Younger people (18-24) reported higher rates of prejudice, mainly in public places, social media, and work.
- 62% of ethnic minorities and 57% of white people see racial inequality as a serious problem.
- Some white people think minorities get special treatment, while most ethnic minorities disagree.
- Black respondents were more positive about progress on racial equality compared to Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage groups.
- Ethnic minority women showed more pessimism about racial equality than men.
- The report recommends the UK government work to reduce racism, support community efforts, and enforce rules against online racism.
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