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Samia Rahman: Returning to my home town after 25 years away, I found a sad lack of political will to tackle racial and religious segregation

Cif belief Religion This article is more than 16 years old Segregation in Bradford This article is more than 16 years old Samia Rahman Returning to my home town after 25 years away, I found a sad lack of political will to tackle racial and religious segregation Mon 21 Dec 2009 08.00 EST Share I t's been a few weeks since I swapped my cosmopolitan London home for Bradford . Despite the fact that I was born here, I can't deny harbouring prejudices built up during a 25-year absence. Perhaps I even bought into the Bradistan mythology that envelops this northern industrial city, notorious for polar

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