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I wasn't referring to Farage. What I said is what I sometimes have to contend with, even TODAY. -
Fair point. Most people can't pronounce Farage (as in rhymes with garage). Perhaps that explains his behaviour as a child as he was upset that people pronounced it in the continental way. Maybe that is the reason we had Brexit. Shame schools didn't take a more pastoral approach in those days. Maybe he just needs a hug. -
Discrimination isn't just through race, gender, age or sexuality. It can and IS because you have a surname that is not British, which they can't pronounce and then they attempt to discriminate until you pull them up. And it still happens in 21st C England, even though but you where born, educated and worked here all your life and speak perfect English. That's discrimination.
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By Dogkennelhillbilly · Posted
OK - what would you like to say about how schools outside Dulwich have addressed bigoted or predatory behaviour by the students in the past or the present? It might make an interesting comparison to what Dulwich College has or hasn't done.
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