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Since the lockdowns we’ve become a more fractured society. This has been reflected this week in reports of assaults, abuse and break-ins of electoral candidates. Could it also account for the rise in racist rhetoric particularly in Parliament and from politicians including political leaders, Author Claudette Hauiti
Since the lockdowns we’ve become a more fractured society. This has been reflected this week in reports of assaults, abuse and break-ins of electoral candidates. Could it also account for the rise in racist rhetoric particularly in Parliament and from politicians including political leaders,
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