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Even so , their aim was not ethnic self - determination but greater integration : the
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and the earlier members of the movement asked that “
we be judged not by the colour of our skin , but by the content of our character ” ...
Even so , their aim was not ethnic self - determination but greater integration : the
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and the earlier members of the movement asked that “
we be judged not by the colour of our skin , but by the content of our character ” ...
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needs of the company had changed , 34 per cent were due to the requirement to
cut surplus labour , but an estimated 21 per cent of dismissals appeared to have
a clear ethnic basis . When jobs were being lost , and there was a choice ...
needs of the company had changed , 34 per cent were due to the requirement to
cut surplus labour , but an estimated 21 per cent of dismissals appeared to have
a clear ethnic basis . When jobs were being lost , and there was a choice ...
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United Kingdom , ethnic minorities , 1981-90 Ethnic minority 1990 000s 1981-90
% change 1988-90 Ave. % 1 Unemployment % ? Education 3 ( 16-19 ) -5 43 66
58 55 Afro - Caribbean African - Asian Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi Chinese ...
United Kingdom , ethnic minorities , 1981-90 Ethnic minority 1990 000s 1981-90
% change 1988-90 Ave. % 1 Unemployment % ? Education 3 ( 16-19 ) -5 43 66
58 55 Afro - Caribbean African - Asian Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi Chinese ...
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