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Ruth Mosalski

Welsh Government announces 12 things they will do to stamp out racism in Wales

A plan to stamp out racism in Wales has been announced. By 2030, the hope is for a "Wales which is anti-racist".

The plan is for all public services and says that while it would be "naive to think we can completely eradicate racism in Wales... we can start to create a culture with zero tolerance of racism, and change our systems and institutions".

It says that those impacted by racism are black, Asian and minority ethnic people, but also Romani Gypsies, Irish travellers, Roma or Jewish people as well as parents and children of mixed heritage who face direct racism but also "poorer life chances and employment opportunities, micro-aggression in service delivery, and discrimination in schools, and other education institutions".

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