An Honest Conversation about Race and EDI in the UK

Following the summer of 2024, a period in the UK, marked by a series of disturbing anti-immigration protests and riots. These events, which were largely fuelled by racism and xenophobia, left a deep scar on our society and raised urgent questions about the state of equality, diversity, and inclusion in our nation.
Join Serena Palmer @serenaconsulting and Leo Alexander Nicholas, both independent EDI experts, talk candidly about the impact, the silence from companies, where companies are going wrong...and what actually works when it comes to equity, diversity and inclusion.

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Though there are many faces of discontent in the white population of U.K, there seems predominantly a group that have felt they have been left behind (generationally welfare dependent). A group still relying on the state to provide housing and general welfare. The root of their discontent is immigration legal or illegal supposedly costing £6 million a day, that has been met with revulsion. But why is not there a similar revulsion for the almost £1 Billion welfare costs per day.