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Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick sparks backlash for remarks linking lack of white faces in Birmingham to his vision of Britain, drawing criticism over racial implications.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick faces backlash over leaked remarks from March, in which he said he saw "no other white face" during a 90-minute visit to Handsworth, Birmingham, and called it "not the kind of country I want to live in."
He said his concern was about integration and people living together, not race, but critics, including Labour chairwoman Anna Turley, condemned the comments as equating personal comfort with racial demographics and reducing individuals to skin color.
Turley emphasized that people of color should not have to justify their Britishness, especially amid Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch’s recent affirmation that all children belong in the UK.
The controversy highlights tensions within the party over race, identity, and integration.
El secretario de Justicia en la sombra, Robert Jenrick, provoca una reacción violenta por comentarios que vinculan la falta de rostros blancos en Birmingham con su visión de Gran Bretaña, atrayendo críticas por las implicaciones raciales.