Dr Subir Sinha, Director of the South Asia Institute at SOAS London, has issued a stark warning: race relations in Britain are at their worst since the 1970s. In a powerful interview on the Cineink podcast London Vārta with Pervaiz Alam, Dr Sinha said minority communities face unprecedented danger. “The threat is quite serious. In my view, minority communities have not faced danger on this scale since the 1970s. It has been particularly acute over the past ten years, and especially the last five.” He pointed to three major pressures: street violence, political exploitation, and failed government policy. “Every immigrant community faces two broad categories. First, street violence. Sometimes it is centrally coordinated, but mostly it is everyday racism,” he explained. 👇 Full interview on YouTube in next post. #LondonVarta #CineinkPodcast #RaceRelations #UKAsians #SouthAsiansInUK