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Report Just Out Reveals That Black Youngsters Have Four Times Less Chance Of Finding A Job Than Their White Counterparts

1982 , Ipswich (Suffolk)

Cat no. 171231

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Anglia TV News: Report on the difficulties black youths face in finding employment due to racial discrimination.

Close up of two women of different races walking down the street talking. Close up of black youths standing and talking outside the Community Centre. Sign for The Ipswich Caribbean Association International Community Centre is shown. Reporter Jeremy Payne interviews Nancy Jaeger, Community Relations Officer. She states that it is twice as difficult for black school leavers to find work even at the best of times, let alone in a recession. She feels that the only conclusion you can draw from this is racial discrimination. She would like to see parliament take more action to solve this and for local employers to follow their lead. Shot of Jeremy Payne talking to the youths outside the Community Centre. He interviews one of them, who talks about an interview he had where they refused to accommodate him. The others in the group share their own similar experiences.

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Ipswich Caribbean Association International Community Centre

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Discrimination; Ethnicity; Ethnic Minorities; Racism; Unemployment.

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Report Just Out Reveals That Black Youngsters Have Four Times Less Chance Of Finding A Job Than Their White Counterparts

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