At a 'Protect Our Women' rally led by the right, a UK woman revealed that her rapists were white, not immigrants—and the crowd booed. The reaction exposed the hollowness of the conservatives' supposed advocacy for women: an obsession with the 'migrant rapist' myth so implicit that truth itself is rejected when it doesn't fit the narrative. Yet the data is clear: her claim aligns with reality.
In a sea of sensational headlines and agenda-driven tabloids, fearmongering has reached new politicized heights. At the center of the storm: migrants. The UK's Conservative-leaning public—overwhelmingly white—has long carried an anti-immigrant stance, but in recent months that rhetoric has intensified.
