Living in a Diverse Britain Aspiration, Fears & Different Realities
Thursday 22 October 2015, 6.00pm
Lord Herman Ouseley
Fifty years after the introduction of race relations legislation in GB, the nation is still dogged by polarised opinions on race, ethnicity, inequalities, immigration, integration, segregation and discrimination.
Lord Herman Ouseley offers some personal reflections on his journey to the Palace of Westminster and highlights past challenges and confrontations in pursuit of equality and justice. Looking ahead, he argues, the struggle to achieve fair treatment for all of Britain’s diverse communities will be no less daunting. Inspirational and responsible leadership is the key to meeting those future challenges.
Venue:
Peter Williams Lecture Theatre
Fielding Johnson South Wing
This lecture is free to graduates, students, staff and members of the public, but please
book a place using the web address below.
For further information email Surinder Sharma: sms73@le.ac.uk or visit www.le.ac.uk/dice
