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TOP TEN TIPS ON DEALING WITH RACIST INCIDENTS IN YOUR COMMUNITY

Racist incidents can take many forms including verbal abuse, violent assault, graffiti and other types of damage to property and other acts which are threatening, abusive or annoying. Racist incidents should not be suffered in silence and you should not put up with them hoping they will stop.

Racists , and those they influence can and do maintain a reign of terror over other people’s lives. The intention may be to drive them out of a neighbourhood, but often there will be no clear motive. There are a number of steps you should take if you or a member of your family is the victim of a racist incident.


Since the report of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry all police forces, local authorities and other agencies have agreed that a racist incident is any incident which is perceived to be racist by the victim or any other person .

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