Comments by "John Brereton" (@johnbrereton5229) on "When Britain was a culturally and ethnically homogenous society" video.

Yes absolutely true ! I was born in London in 1950 and didn't see a black person untill I was around 7 years old and was so amazed that I pointed him out, much to my mother consternation. When I went to school in the 1960s there was only one or two Asian boys but I don't remember any black boys at all at my school let alone in society in general. So how 'Diversity built Britain' when it had existed for centuries previously is a complete mystery !
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Yes that's true, but our 'English' diverse national team is always losing. Yet when the English woman's team actualy won, people claimed it was far too white. 🤔
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@ryanhunter5594 Yes, that's exactly what I said ! Yet the homogenous womens team lacking any diversity at all are winners. What does this tell us ?
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@trevormcdonald385 Yes, as I said in my comment, there were one or two Sikh boys in my secondary school.
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@joyelmes7814 Yes Joy, my secondary school was not far from you in Dartford kent, and as I said, I remember a couple of Sikh boys in turbans, but all the rest were locals. My sister still lives there and tells me its changed a lot since then.
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@Kleicomolo Several generations goes back far further than the people you are referring to, who only go back 2 or 3 at the most.
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