BBC News

[joe-90]

Why are they obsessed with black people? When they show a school you'll do really well if you can spot a white kid somewhere in the background.

They make up about 6% of the population - lets see them 6% of the time eh?

 

[JBR]

It's the same with adverts in newspapers and magazines. As I understand it, in order to comply with 'equality and diversity' rules there has to be an equal number of black, brown, yellow and (for the time being at least) white faces!

 

[joe-90]

But there aren't an equal number in the country. I never see any ads of women wearing burkas.

 

[Whitespirit66]

A lot of the media industry is centred on London, and unfortunately, they are just reflecting the reality in London schools.

The BBC is also well known as a mouthpiece for Labour, and the trendy lefty, liberal metroploitans who populate large parts of the BBC are just pushing left-wing policy.

Not long ago, you would get the odd darkie in mostly white schools. Now it's white spot on a domino time. I feel sorry for the poorer indigenous populations who find themselves trapped in a rapidly changing and alienating environment. Like the poor 9 year old kid kid who was bullied to death for being white

 

[joe-90]

They always interview the black on the street - they might have only been here 10 minutes but they always want black opinion.

I note that there aren't many blacks in the BBC upper management - they are all white.

 

[joinerjohn]

The Beeb also push the climate change agenda. Hardly surprising as their pension fund is heavily invested in green companies.