Race, Diversity, and Hate in Leicester

This chapter explores the complexities of race and cultural identity within Leicester's diverse ethnic landscape, highlighting the challenges faced by its significant minority populations. It critiques a report from the Centre for Hate Studies, which examines hate crimes and raises questions about the relationship between diversity and societal exclusion. The discussion reveals critical insights from a study on hate crime, challenging conventional notions of victimization and illuminating the prevalence of hostility in diverse environments.