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April 7, 2021 By counsell

DDU Open Letter to UK Government about CRED Report

 

Dear Prime Minister,

We write to commend the CRED report and its recommendations.

The CRED Report’s key objective was a broad-based examination of the data and how it pertains to issues around ethnicity, equality, and disparities in our multi-ethnic democracy. It has helped advance our understanding of these issues. These raised important points about the role of geography, culture, and socio-economic background in UK citizen’ lives and their access to equal opportunities.

While the report states that racism remains “a real force in the UK”, it tackles head-on the pervasive thinking that views all disparities between groups as being due to systemic discrimination. This confuses correlation with causation and ignores key factors such as age, geography, and cultural values that often explain alleged disparities.

The Report provides an important reminder that we need better knowledge and understanding of social problems to build a fairer and less divisive United Kingdom. Better statistical analysis and a wider range of variables, as the report underscores, is vital in this task.

As the report notes, whilst much remains to be done in the UK, theories of wholesale systemic discrimination are hard to square with the fact that non-white ethnic minorities often attain better outcomes than the majority white population across many key metrics. That is the puzzle that the report sensitively attempts to solve to help advance equality for all UK citizens. The report is nuanced and rightly identifies areas of great progress and areas where the UK needs to do more.

It is regrettable that its sensitive recommendations, from tackling online racism to investing in our schools to improve the education of all pupils seem to have been drowned out by an online campaign to vilify the report and those that worked on it. From racially abusive ad hominem attacks on the reports commissioners to the seeming failure to positively engage with the report’s many recommendations, bad faith actors may have wilfully misrepresented the report’s findings to score political points or protect their status as paid interlocutors for race equality think tanks and charities.

Ignoring the complex realities of ethnic and racial disparities in this country serves only those pursuing a racially divisive ideological agenda. Already there are parents of white and ethnic minority children attending schools where their children are being told that they are fundamentally different to each other. That however much they like each other and play together, they are not and can never be equal as human beings because of their skin colour and the power imputed to this single aspect of their being. This is antithetical to attempting to improve living conditions for all citizens.

DDU’s response is that there are things to criticise in the report (see our full response here). We welcome key recommendations that could contribute to significant improvements in our common public life and culture and hope the government will ensure it follows through on these. We call on the Government not to be cowed in pursuing equality of opportunity across the whole of the UK and for all of its citizens, and to engage and follow through on the nuanced recommendations of the CRED report in its “levelling up” agenda.

Signed

  1. Colin Abernethy (Academic)
  1. Christine Abrams (Administrator)
  2. Richard Paul Abrahams
  3. Richard Adey (Sales Administrator)
  4. Shirley Meri Adams
  5. Emma Adjei      (Solution & Design Manager)
  6. Sam Akaki
  7. Phillipe Andri (Financial Analyst)
  8. Helen Ap-Rhisiart (Day Care Centre Housekeeper)
  9. Richard Arden
  10. Michele Arkle
  11. Nima Assadi (ED & I Advisor)
  12. Mark Ayres
  13. Wyn Baker
  14. David Bagley (Director)
  15. Ewa Banaszkiewicz-Dymec (Film Writer-Director)
  16. Neil Barnes
  17. James Barry (Start Up CEO)
  18. David Barnard (Director)Graham Barnes (Retired Company Director)
  19. Neil Andrew Barnes (Military)
  20. Marvin Barreto
  21. Catherine Barton (Self employed)
  22. Robert Bashforth (Teacher)
  23. Susan Batty
  24. Robert Baxter
  25. Stacey Bell (Business Manager)
  26. David Bennett
  27. David A.J. Berner (Writer)
  28. Paul Berry (Systems Development Officer)
  29. Ian Bilbey
  30. Katharine Birbalsingh (Headteacher)
  31. Paul Bissett
  32. Alan Black
  33. Karen Blaylock  (College Lecturer)
  34. Aman Bhogal (Foundry Engineer)
  35. Rebecca Bland (Teacher)
  36. Raj Bola (Engineering Manager)
  37. Needs Bokhari (Laboratory Technician)
  38. James Booth (Academic, retired)
  39. Paul Booth (Retired Senior Lecturer in History)
  40. Stephen Bough
  41. Simon Boughey (Actor, Financial Journalist and Editor)
  42. Julian Boulter (Chief Operating Officer, Software Company)
  43. Neil Bowers (Procurement)
  44. Troy Bowler (Relationship Management)
  45. Anthony Bradley (Account Director, retired)
  46. Jamie Bradley (PhD Student)
  47. Tina Bradley  (CEO)
  48. Maureen Bremner-Boudarene
  49. Karen Brennan (Concerned Parent)
  50. Tom Bright (Head of Department and Primary Teacher)
  51. Richard Britton (Internet Entrepreneur)
  52. Sean Broome (Lecturer)
  53. Jonny Brough (Psychologist)Aaron Brown (Editor)
  54. Jack Brown (6th Form Student)
  55. Lorraine Brunning (Company Director)
  56. Dr Gabrielle Budd (Doctor and PhD candidate)
  57. Ian Burns (Secondary Teacher)
  58. Sarah Burnside (Counsellor)
  59. Jim Butcher (Reader)
  60. Patricia Butler
  61. Louise Buxton (Designer)
  62. Richard Calhoun
  63. Kate Cameron
  64. Alex Cameron (Graphic Designer & Design Critic)
  65. David Campbell
  66. Emily Carver
  67. Mark Cater (Gardener)
  68. Matthew Chapman (Student)
  69. Ross Cheam
  70. Roger Clague
  71. Carrie Clark (Project Coordinator)
  72. Tessa Clarke
  73. Brendan Clarke-Smith (MP for Bassetlaw)
  74. Lee Clayton (Information Security Officer)
  75. Yvette Marie Cleland (Chief Exectutive)
  76. Mary Clitherow
  77. Michael Clitherow (Retired Sales/Marketing Director)
  78. William Clouston (Party Leader, The Social Democratic Party)
  79. Paul Cobine (Office Manager)
  80. Ben Cobley (Author)
  81. Andrew Coggins (Charity CEO, retired)
  82. Peter Colebourne (IT Consultant)
  83. Mark Collard (Professor of Archeology)
  84. Con-She (Artist and Curator)
  85. Mark Conway
  86. Jane Cooper (CEO)
  87. Brian Cope
  88. Martin Copus (Teacher, retired)
  89. Mark Corea
  90. Steve Cornes (Consultant)
  91. John Couceiro
  92. Coralie Coutts-Robertson (Teacher)
  93. Michael Crane
  94. Martin Crick (Retired Surgeon)
  95. Tim Cruddas
  96. Jonathan Curry (Company Director)
  97. Craig Darmon (Filmmaker)
  98. Lori Darroch (Local Government Officer, retired)
  99. Sean Davies (Secondary Teacher)
  100. Sian Danvers-Glasson
  101. Dr Marie Kawthar Daouda (Lecturer)
  102. Christopher Dew (Music Teacher)
  103. Alice Digby (Company Director)
  104. Mrs Ayeda Dial
  105. Dr Peter D’Lima (Educational and Child Psychologist)
  106. Eric Douglas (Retired Bank Manager)
  107. Robert Duncan (Teacher)
  108. Pardeep Dulku (Environmental Sustainability)
  109. Martin Dunn Service (Designer)
  110. Saurav Dutt (Author)
  111. Tejas Dutt (Student)
  112. Anjan Dutta (Civil engineer)
  113. GL Earley (IT Consultant)
  114. Diane Easterbrook (Accounts Manager)
  115. Brian Eastty (Secondary Teacher, retired)
  116. Andrew M. Edwards
  117. Matthew Edwards
  118. Paul Edwards (Agency Worker)
  119. Dr Rakib Ehsan (Independent Researcher, Social Policy)
  120. Susan Elliot
  121. Barrie Ellis (Director)
  122. Stephen J. Elmer (Warehouse Assistant)
  123. Dr Petra Ernst (Senior Engineer)
  124. Bridget Evans (Teacher)
  125. Liz Evans
  126. Guy Farley (Composer)
  127. Maddie Farley
  128. Andrew Farman (Author)
  129. Aaron Daniel Paul Fenton-Hewitt (Trainee Journalist)
  130. Guy Fford (Teacher)
  131. Ian Fitzsimmons (Accountant)
  132. Robert Lyle Foster (In Flight Manager)
  133. Claire Fox (Director of Academy of Ideas, Baroness of Buckley)
  134. Tom Fox (Director)
  135. Theresa Frankcom
  136. Derinda Fullerton (Teaching Assistant)
  137. Paul Gabriel (Consultant)
  138. Ruth Gager
  139. Janet Garrett
  140. Megan Garrett
  141. Anne Geach (Housewife)
  142. Lily Geidelberg
  143. Henry George
  144. Claire Gibb (Director)
  145. Kenny Gibson
  146. Tarjinder Gill (Primary Teacher)
  147. Cameron Glass (Project Director)
  148. Ben Glasspool (Chef)
  149. Patrick Goff (FCSD, FRSA)
  150. Michael Goldberg (Solicitor)
  151. Ade Golding (Operations Manager)
  152. Rosemary Goodenough (Artist, Writer & Fashion Designer)
  153. Emily Goodson (Front of House)
  154. Elizabeth Goosey
  155. Charles Gordon
  156. David Gore (Administrator)
  157. Oliver Gover  (Teacher)
  158. Barbara Gowler
  159. David Graham (Journalist)
  160. Tristan W. Graham
  161. Jonathan Grant (Chartered Accountant)
  162. Chrissy Green (Company Director, retired)
  163. Tony Greenhalgh (Lecturer)
  164. Matthew Greenwood
  165. Steve Griffin (IT Consultant)
  166. Timothy Griffiths (Chairman of West Midlands Social Democratic Party)
  167. Christopher Gunnell (Retired Engineering Manager)
  168. Sadia Hameed (Director)
  169. Courtney Hamilton (Writer)
  170. Alisdair Hamilton-Wilkes (Director)
  171. Elaine Hamling
  172. James Hammond (IT Consultant)
  173. Professor Phil Hammond (Academic)
  174. Jane Hanbridge (Teacher, retired)
  175. Richard Harrington (Tutor)
  176. Adrian Hart (Author)
  177. Richard Hart (Retired, retired)
  178. Catherine Harker
  179. Corinna Harvey
  180. Luke Hawkins
  181. Andrew Haxton
  182. Brenda Hayburn
  183. Dennis Hayes
  184. Cheryl Haynes
  185. Stephen Heeler (Director, International Tax)
  186. Jane Herron (Deputy Head Teacher)
  187. Miranda Highcock (Freelancer)
  188. Donna Highley
  189. Julie Hilton (Nurse)
  190. Brian Hobbs (Business Owner)
  191. Daniel Hodson (Editor-in-Chief, The Conversational Lemon)
  192. Janice Hoggarth (Social Worker, retired)
  193. Chris Hollis (Retired civil servant)
  194. Alex Holloway
  195. Virginia Holmes (Business Owner)
  196. Judith Hopkinson (Executive Administrator)
  197. Stephen Horner (Wireless Engineer)
  198. Alan Hough
  199. Sally-Anne How (Finance & Project Manager)
  200. Paul Howard (Engineer)
  201. Timothy Howick (Warehouse Manager)
  202. Rachel Hucker
  203. Chris Hughes (Researcher & Writer)
  204. Marie Theresa Hughes (Retired)
  205. Jonathan Hulme (Retired Teacher)
  206. David Hutchings (Software Developer)
  207. Steve Hutchinson (Former Education Adviser, Singer and Songwriter)
  208. Alannah Hunt
  209. Karl Hunt (Builder)
  210. Jason Hurley (Engineer Surveyor)
  211. Paul Ilot (Physics Teacher)
  212. Michel Ingall (Director)
  213. Michael Izzard (EFL Teacher)
  214. Paul Jacob (Administration)
  215. John Jackson (Director)
  216. Paul Jackson (Solicitor)
  217. Aden Jama (Director)
  218. Patricia Jeffrey (Retired Magistrate)
  219. Paul Jenkins (Website Developer)
  220. Isobel Johnson (Retired Computer Analyst)
  221. Michael Johnson (Designer)
  222. Nicola Jones
  223. Louise Jones (Head of History)
  224. Ralph Jones (IT)
  225. Roger Bishop Jones
  226. Tim Jones (Teacher)
  227. Yvonne Jones
  228. Paul Johnson (Waste Minimisation Officer)
  229. Lesley Katon (Documentary maker, Unlocked)
  230. Charles Kavanagh-Brown (Client Partner)
  231. Eric Kaufmann
  232. Dr Anne Kelley (Lecturer, retired)
  233. Steve Kelleher
  234. Michael Kellett (Consultant)
  235. David Kemp (Associate Transport Planner)
  236. Graeme Kemp (FE)
  237. Paul Kersey (HR Consultant)
  238. Lyn Kershaw (IT Consultant)
  239. Noma Khabo
  240. Khadija Khan (Journalist and Commentator)
  241. Stephen Kiely (Editor)
  242. Jason King (Building Manager)
  243. Nick King (Research Fellow, Centre for Policy Studies)
  244. M. Kinrade (Horticulturist)
  245. Lisa Kirkland (Repair Technician)
  246. Charles Kirkwood (Farmer)
  247. Gautam Klaghatgi (Visiting Professor)
  248. Felicity Knight (Psychotherapist)
  249. Dr Simon Knight (Scotland Salon, Chair)
  250. Esther Krakue (Political Commentator and Writer)
  251. Briliant Krasniqi
  252. Richard Keatley David Lamb (Philosopher, Hon Reader in Bioethics)
  253. Gina Krupski
  254. Courtney Lawes (Rugby Player)
  255. Shirley Lawes (University Lecturer)
  256. Jim le Messurier (Musician)
  257. Mary Lawes (Councillor)
  258. David Lawson
  259. Matt Lee (Freelance Music Teacher)
  260. David Lemon
  261. David Lewis (Self Employed)
  262. Jason Lewis (Technical Consultant)
  263. Paula Lightfoot (Data Analyst)
  264. Ian Liles
  265. Clive Lilley (Headteacher, retired)
  266. Denise Lincoln
  267. Linda Link
  268. Glynnis Lister (Retired Paramedic)
  269. Gary Lloyd-Coxhead
  270. Joanne Longbotton
  271. Nick Longworth (Blogger)
  272. Peter Longsworth
  273. Mo Lovatt (Programme Coordinator, Academy of Ideas)
  274. Ryan Lowe (Adult Social Care, Turning Point)
  275. Ken Lupton
  276. Finn Mactaggart
  277. John Madden (Research Director)
  278. Dr Sumantra Maitra (ECR-RHistSoc, UK, Fellow-Martin Center, US)
  279. Aidan Magill
  280. Darren Marshall (Senior FM)
  281. Lee Marshall
  282. Jenny Marshouse (Community Volunteer)
  283. Linda Martin
  284. Mark Martin
  285. Victor Martinez (Senior Consultant)
  286. Ian H Mason
  287. Fiona Macvie  (Retired Teacher)
  288. Mark Mawhinney
  289. David McCann (Former Soldier)
  290. Paul Mcardle (Program Portfolio Manager)
  291. Denise Mccarron (MD)
  292. Kevin McCullagh (Consultant)
  293. John R McGibbon
  294. Neil Mckellar
  295. Terence McKenna
  296. David G McKinnon (Chartered Loss Adjuster, retired)
  297. Philip Mellor (Finance Manager)
  298. Colin Menniss (Financial Investigator)
  299. Shirely Meri Adams
  300. Simon Merrill
  301. Shirley Merry
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  303. William Miles (Tribunal Judge, retired)
  304. Dr Kirstly Miller (Psychologist/Academic)
  305. David Miller (Local Government Officer)
  306. Harry Millington
  307. Patricia Mills
  308. Zeena Mistry (MA Student)
  309. Don Morgan
  310. Christopher Morrison (Director of Learning – Year 9)
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  313. Mischa Moselle
  314. Kevin Moss (Company Director and PhD candidate)
  315. Paul Moss
  316. Amber Muhinyi (Researcher)
  317. Robert Mumford (Director)
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  319. Jordache Myerscough (Healthcare)
  320. Jos Nash (Policy Manager)
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  322. Ekaterina Nelson
  323. Richard Nelson (Software Developer)
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  325. D. Newman (Archivist)
  326. Jean Newman
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  332. Joe Nutt
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  345. Dr Simon Peatman
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  349. Anna Pengilly (HR Specialist)
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  355. Richard Potter
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  357. Mary Powell (Business Support)
  358. Lee Preston (Psychotherapist)
  359. Christine Price (Mother)
  360. Graham Pycock (Lecturer)
  361. Zara Qureshi (Project Manager, The Equiano Project)
  362. Sarah Radford (Indirect Tax Accountant)
  363. Attic Rahman
  364. Adam Randon (Product Manager)
  365. Ruth Rayner (PSA)
  366. Lesley Reed (Civil Servant, retired)
  367. Robert Rees      (Author)
  368. Lucy Regan (Carer)
  369. Michael Regis (Estimator)
  370. Ed Rennie
  371. Christian Riccio (Student)
  372. Chris Richards (Army Officer, retired)
  373. Richard Robbins (Youth Worker)
  374. Thomas John Roberts
  375. Calvin Robinson (Senior Fellow, Policy Exchange)
  376. Keith Robinson
  377. Paul Rouse (Assistant Professor, retired)
  378. Tim Ryder
  379. Ian Rons
  380. Leigh Samuels
  381. Andrew Sanders (CEO)
  382. Margaret Sansom
  383. Kevin Saunders
  384. Dr Narendra Savan
  385. Mark Saxton
  386. Dean Scott
  387. Martin James Seager (Consultant Clinical Psychologist)
  388. Camilla Seaward (Digital Design)
  389. Alka Sehgal Cuthbert (Coordinator of Don’t Divide Us)
  390. Ian Seward (Consultant)
  391. John Seymour
  392. Jonathan Shearne (Director)
  393. Barbara Sherwin (HR Manager)
  394. Dr Carole Sherwood
  395. Howard Sherwood
  396. Paul Sid Wren
  397. John Simpson
  398. Margaret Simpson (Business Analyst, retired)
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  400. David Skelhorn
  401. Chris Smale (Lab Analyst)
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  403. Ben Smith (Consultant)
  404. David Smith
  405. Elizabeth Smith (Writer)
  406. Dean Smith (Bookkeeper)
  407. John Smith (Ex Public Health Specialist)
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  409. Sharon Smith
  410. Susan Smith
  411. Jeremy Snith
  412. Peter Sonnex
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  414. Emily Staite
  415. Matthew Steele
  416. Paul Steere (Service Continuity Engineer)
  417. James Stephens
  418. Jerry Sternberg (FRSB, FHEA)
  419. Ann Stevens (Nurse)
  420. Kerry J Stevens (Retail Manager)
  421. Andrew Stevenson (Teacher)
  422. Penelope Stewart
  423. Adam Stratford (Head of Revenue & BI)
  424. Kerry Street
  425. Doug Stokes (Director, Centre for Advanced International Studies)
  426. David Stewart (Environmental Health Consultant)
  427. Adam Sterrie
  428. Jack Styles (Procurement Manager)
  429. Michelle Styles (Novelist)
  430. Amrit Summan
  431. Karen Sunderland
  432. Jo Sutcliffe (Administrator)
  433. M. Sweeney
  434. James Swindells (Firefighter)
  435. Sally Symonds (Self Employed)
  436. Maria Szabo
  437. Adam Tallack (Director)
  438. Steve Talman
  439. Roy Tallis
  440. Alan Terry (Project Manager)
  441. Andrew Tettenborn (Professor of Law)
  442. Carole Thomas (Deputy Headteacher, retired)
  443. Maxine Thomas
  444. Paul Thomas
  445. Robert Thomas (Teacher, retired)
  446. Nicholas Thompson (Engineer)
  447. Sheldon Thorne (Accounts Assistant
  448. Lesley Thorton
  449. Melissa Titus (Software Test Engineer)
  450. Linda Mary Torres (Previously, Resourcing Consultant)
  451. Adrian de la Touche
  452. Gawain Towler (Media Professional)
  453. Margaret Trim (Social Worker, retired)
  454. Patricia Trudgeon
  455. Steve Tucker (Draughtsman)
  456. Giles Udy (Historian)
  457. Elizabeth Tudor
  458. Lena Tudor
  459. Guy Turnbull (Secondary Teacher)
  460. Jason Turner-Robson (History Teacher)
  461. Sharon Vardi (Project Manager and Journalist)
  462. Carol Vickery
  463. Kerry Vince (Analyst)
  464. Caroline Wall (Procurement)
  465. Deidre Walsh
  466. Kirsty Wakeling (Bookkeeper)
  467. Dr Mark Wanstall (Senior Lecturer, retired)
  468. Malcolm Ward (Actor)
  469. Andrea Weale (Supply Chain Manager)
  470. David Weare (Company Director)
  471. John Weatherby
  472. Emma Webb (Deputy Research Director of Free Speech Union)
  473. Richard Webb (Strategy Consultant)
  474. Alastair Wehbeh (Academic)
  475. Paul Wenman (CEO)
  476. Wendy White (Artist)
  477. Austin Williams (Director)
  478. Crispin Williams (Author)
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  495. Annie Wynter (Psychologist, Lay Minister)
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  497. Toby Young (General Secretary, Free Speech Union)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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