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AIURRRC_000151.pdf
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Parent Work Title:
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A place for us all: Learning from Bradford, Oldham and Burnley
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Creator:
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Commission for Racial Equality
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Date Created:
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2002
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Publication Details:
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Commission for Racial Equality
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Description:
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A place for us all: Learning from Bradford, Oldham and Burnley - a Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) publication.
A year after the disturbances in summer 2001 in Oldham, Bradford and Burnley, answers were sought to questions about the state of race relations in Britain. These questions were given greater urgency after the events of 11 September 2001, when people from ethnic minorities, as a group, were held responsible by some for the acts of individual terrorists.
This CRE report was a contribution to the debates on social and community cohesion that intensified over 2001.
Forward by Gurbux Singh, Chair, Commission for Racial Equality.
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Language:
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English
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Subject:
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Race relations
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Category of Material:
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Printed
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Rights Holder: Image:
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Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE (Race Archives and Community Engagement) Centre
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Rights Holder: Work:
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The copyright in the document this publication has been adapted from and all other intellectual property rights in that material are owned by, or licensed to, the Commission for Equality and Human Rights, known as the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The CRE statutory codes of practice and legal guidance in this document are of a historical nature, please consult the EHRC website for contemporary information.
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