Federal Policy Update - Dr Mohsin Khan
There are two main policy areas of work particularly relevant to BAME individuals that I've been working on at FPC and elsewhere.
There are two main policy areas of work particularly relevant to BAME individuals that I've been working on at FPC and elsewhere.
On the third time I went canvassing, at the age of just 13, I was sent to a complex of flats. These flats were mostly owned by people of Indian descent and I, as someone born in the UK but whose family originally came from Bangladesh, was confused as to why I was being sent there. At a meeting later that day, the senior figure who made me canvass that area proudly declared how we had gone to an Indian complex of flats and I had performed very well in the role of connecting with this particular community. It was very clear from this speech that this was planned to use my race to win votes. I was embarrassed but more so confused at why he thought I was meant to be the one to do this, and why everyone else (who was white), including an approved PPC, all smiled and murmured a chorus of approval.
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