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Race Apart
Fifty years after the introduction of Race Relations Act of 1965, poet Lemn Sissay discovers both positive and negative experiences of living in multicultural Britain.
Immigration is never far from the headlines. But have the lives of black and other ethnic minority groups living in the north west improved since the Race Relations Act of 1965? Fifty years after its introduction, poet Lemn Sissay challenges views on race and discovers both positive and negative experiences of living in multicultural Britain.
Last on
Mon 7 Dec 2015
19:30
BBC One North West
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Lemn Sissay |
| Producer | Laurence Inwood |
| Editor | Deborah Van Bishop |
Broadcast
- Mon 7 Dec 2015 19:30BBC One North West