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A 6 page discussion of the many factors that have influenced racial discourse in Great Britain over time. These include immigration, globalization, and liberalism. The Internet too has been an important factor in changing racial discourse. One of the most influential factors in British discourses of race in recent years, however, has been popular culture and the media that perpetuates that culture. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Racial differences have been a factor in British culture since the countrys earliest history. The importance of that factor, however, and the manner
in which it impacted British society has changed over time. These changes are due to a variety of factors the most important of which are immigration, globalization, and liberalism
(Reeves, 1983; Smith and Brennan, 1994). The Internet too has been an important factor in changing racial discourse. One of the most influential factors in British discourses of
race in recent years, however, has been popular culture and the media that perpetuates that culture. All of these factors have one thing in common, however. They have
each influenced the way we have interacted with others and with that influence has come changes in racial discourse. As is the case
with most progressive countries, Britain has opened its doors to races from around the world. As a consequence of her immigration policies the racial makeup of the country has
changed significantly since early time when white Anglo Saxons made up the vast majority of British culture. Today a number of races interact in that culture. These races
include blacks, Asiatics, Hispanics, and Arabics to name just a few. British imperialism itself is responsible for much of the changes
that have been witnessed in British demographics. So too was our need to simply trade with other cultures. By seeking out other countries as markets to buy or
barter goods which were not available to their homeland ancient man influenced not only the economies of those other countries but also their cultures. His economy and culture were
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