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This is a racist government. We've got to be clear about this,

got to be blunt about it. Now, the incident pushback backlash against saying this goes

something like this. How can you possibly say that? This is a diverse government with

people hailing from all different backgrounds. We've got the first Prime Minister

of Asian heritage. Labour have never managed that. And the Home Secretary herself,

Shrella Bravoman, her family were expelled from EDM in Uganda.

Now, we've got to be clear about this being a racist government, a racist government in

what it does and what it says. Now, to flesh this whole argument out,

given the government would point to the diversity within their ranks,

let's listen to Baroness Saidavasi, the most prominent conservative Muslim politician,

and she's actually the former chair of the Conservative Party. Let's just hear what she said.

I asked this question with a bit of discomfort. It's certainly not one I could answer,

but it's Shrella Bravoman's own ethnicity pertinent here. Do you think that a White

Home Secretary would have been able to make these comments with a degree of impunity?

I don't think any of my colleagues can use the pigment in the skin as some sort of a

defense mechanism to say they're not racist. You know, brown people can be racist too.

And are you calling the Home Secretary racist?

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