Race Matters

WATCH> How does race affect your outcomes in life?

  Published 07 Jul, 2017 by Omar Khan in Crime, Culture, Education, Employment, Equality, Featured, Finance, Identity, Multimedia, Policing, Politics, Racism, Runnymede Trust, Director
Watch Runnymede Director Dr. Omar Khan's 12-minute argument on why Britain is resoundingly not 'post-racial', and how race still affects us as a society across every relevant measurement. This speech was first given at the 'Is Britain a Post Racial Society?' debate at the Centre of Pan African Thought.
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