CHILDREN should be taught about white privilege while at school, a senior Labour figure says.
They should be given the chance to scrutinise our history, said Thangam Debbonaire, who insisted it would not be undermining Britain.
Thangam Debonnaire insisted that it would not be undermining Britain to allow children to scrutinise the nation's historyCredit: SuppliedThe Shadow Culture Secretary said it was a good idea to study white privilege — seen as advantages held by white people in society — after charity Barnado’s published a guide for parents.
She told the BBC: “We need education that allows children the opportunity to question, to ask difficult questions sometimes of our nation’s history.
“Are there things we regret? Are there even things that we’re sorry about?
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“That’s a strong country that’s able to look at itself.”
Tory MP Jonathan Gullis said in 2021 in a leaked recording that anyone using the term should be reported to the authorities and labelled as an extremist.