Life chances: Ethnicity
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- Created on: 04-04-22 14:20
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- Life chances: ethnicity
- Similarities between minority and majority population
- lower numbers of older minority people due to changes in migration patterns
- immigration has increased due to more globalisation
- lower numbers of older minority people due to changes in migration patterns
- Participation and achievement levels differ between ethnic groups
- Indian, Chinese, White, Asian and Irish pupils are more likely to gain 5 A*
- Likelihood of being NEET (not in education, employment or training) heavily relies on parents attitudes to education
- 23% of Gypsy' achieve 5 A*-C grades
- Ethnicity goes hand in hand meaning more ethnic minority students eligible for free school meals
- Free School Meals are for lower class students
- Clear employment differences: men paid more across all ethnicities except Bangladeshi
- Indian men are paid the most out of all ethnicities
- Racism is not allowing non-whites to enter a certain job.
- Institutional racism is only recognising qualifications gained in the UK
- Dorling (2011)
- A lot of problems with racism and immigration are more to do with skin colour rather than immigrant status
- Nearly everyone will have a great or great great grandparent who was a immigrant
- Due to anti-immigration laws since 1960s, most current inflows are from the EU and most non-white minorities are UK born, not immigrants at all
- Rex & Tomlinson
- Ethnic minorities face both status and class inequality leading to poverty, which is also fuelled by racism
- An alienated, marginalised black underclass has been created
- Ethnic minorities face both status and class inequality leading to poverty, which is also fuelled by racism
- Modood talks about cultural racism
- Colour, class and culture are 3 distinct dimensions of race
- the further away a non-conformist is from the white, middle class, British, the greater their exclusion
- Colour, class and culture are 3 distinct dimensions of race
- Similarities between minority and majority population
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