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Friday 11 January 2013

RACE WAR IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS


RACE WAR IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS



RACE WAR
IN
THE HOUSE OF LORDS



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Disability Services
Over-looked Communities, Over-due Change,

Motion to Take Note
12.33 pm
Moved By Lord Boateng

To move that this House takes note of the report by Scope, Over-looked Communities, Over-due Change, on disability services for people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds.

Lord Boateng: My Lords, I rise, somewhat belatedly, to move the Motion standing in my name. To be black, a member of an ethnic minority or disabled is to know what it is to be invisible-to be there but somehow not be seen, or to be heard but simply not heeded. That concept is difficult to explain. It is difficult, frankly, for those of us who happen to be members of the black and minority ethnic community or who happen to be disabled to talk about. Yet it is, for all of us, a fact of life, and this valuable report demonstrates that most effectively, I would argue, because it reveals what a toxic mix it can be to be both black and disabled. You suffer a double whammy of neglect and disadvantage. All too often you find yourself between a rock and a hard place. . . . . . .

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld201213/ldhansrd/text/130110-0001.htm#13011048001184

http://www.scope.org.uk/sites/default/files/BME%20full%20report.pdf
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