The Price of Race
Inequality

The Black Manifesto 2010

"This Manifesto sets out the evidence of race inequality in Britain today and provides constructive recommendations for political parties and any new Government to consider. This is in the context that Black and Minority Ethhnic communities are 'creditors and debtors' and have contributed economically and socially to British development over hundreds of years.  Recent figures indicate that by 2011 the economic worth of BME communities will be as much as £300 billion.  Black and Asian consumers are also estimated to earn up to £156 billion after tax income, with young men being the biggest consumers and spending £32 billion every year. Thus, achieving economic justice, race equality and social inclusion is not just critical to forging the 'new' inter-cultural, inter-racial Britain.  It is an economic and moral necessity for the nation as a whole. ...."

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