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real life adventure worth more than pieces of gold
I just heard a report on You and Yours, longer report tonight on Inside Out London on BBC1 (it'll be on iPlayer later - no link at the moment).
A reporter went undercover and found that several of the estate agents they approached undercover were prepared not to show flats to black people - to say they'd been taken already - if they were asked to. The programme tests this with two prospective tennants, one white, one black, and finds that, yep, they do.
It doesn't surprise me, but I know that lots of people (perhaps not so many on here) think that this kind of blatant racism is a thing of the past. Does it surprise you?
A reporter went undercover and found that several of the estate agents they approached undercover were prepared not to show flats to black people - to say they'd been taken already - if they were asked to. The programme tests this with two prospective tennants, one white, one black, and finds that, yep, they do.
It doesn't surprise me, but I know that lots of people (perhaps not so many on here) think that this kind of blatant racism is a thing of the past. Does it surprise you?