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‘Pervasive racism’ led to failure to commemorate black and Asian troops – report

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‘Pervasive racism’ led to failure to commemorate black and Asian troops – report

‘Pervasive racism’ led to failure to commemorate black and Asian troops – report

“Pervasive racism” underpinned a failure to properly commemorate potentially hundreds of thousands of predominantly black and Asian service personnel who died fighting for the British Empire, an investigation has found.


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