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UK: Sweeping review from the 1970s of Anti-racist witchcraft

18 January 2015

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"The question of loyalty to British traditions was already under attack thirty years ago in relation to the work of the Institute of Race Relations.

As Britain reels from the fallout from the the Paris killings, the question of British values - who belongs to the nation and how that should be expressed – have been placed centre-stage.Those who now greet the Roger Scrutons, Norman Tebbits, Leo McKinstrys and Richard Littlejohns as the leaders of a culture war over British identity should be aware that this is history repeating itself – both times as farce."

See the full text: Anti-racist witchcraft (Institute of Race Relations News Service, link)

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