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Denzil_DC

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3. I remember many of us who hang out here regularly having to explain this to DUers
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 10:19 PM
Jun 2017

on other parts of the board after the referendum. We weren't saying it was the whole motivation, but it was a significant one for many.

The article does sound a positive note that could point to a way forward, though:

“Everyday interactions with immigrants are really important. If you have more opportunities for contact, for example on public transport, at the shops, or with neighbours and colleagues, your attitude is likely to be more positive.

“Fear of immigration can sometimes drive prejudice rather than its reality.”

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