The Melting Pot Generation: How Britain Became More Relaxed on Race (British Future)

A British think tank found something our readers will recognize instantly: twice as many Britons have mixed parentage as tick the mixed boxes on the census, and more than half choose other categories instead. The report treats that gap not as error but as information. Identity is partly a choice, made differently by different people, sometimes differently by the same person across a lifetime. The box is not the person; checking one is a single act of identity among many. It is one of the most freeing findings on our international shelf, and the report is free to read.

https://www.britishfuture.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/The-melting-pot-generation.pdf

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