Letter: Repatriation and racism

Friday 08 October 1993 23:02 BST

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Sir: Linda Bellos (letter, 7 October) says that had she the choice, she would not want to stay here (in the UK) where it is clear that 'blacks' are not welcome.

In my experience of the West Indies, the Far East and the 'non-white' African countries, it is clear that they do not welcome 'whites' and/or 'blacks' and/or 'Asians' as the case may be. Racism is not endemic solely to the UK but also to most of the countries in this imperfect world.

Yours sincerely,

G. E. MOULTON

Academic Administrator

City University Business School

London, EC2

7 October

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