“Despite the influx of peoples which would occur from the Empire and commonwealth, the government displayed an initial reluctance to allow migration from these destinations because of the desire, as Kathleen Paul (1997) and Ian spencer (1997) have demonstrated, to keep Britain white.” (Panayi 248)
The home country is not disposed towards immigration. In Panayi’s Immigration, Multiculturalism, and Racism, she analyzes how immigrants are discouraged from migrating to Great Britain, during the post-World War Two era. One example, shown above, is when Panayi examines the population of Great Britain’s stance towards allowing refugees and immigrants into the country. The significance is that when a different race and culture is migrating to Great
The home country is not disposed towards immigration. In Panayi’s Immigration, Multiculturalism, and Racism, she analyzes how immigrants are discouraged from migrating to Great Britain, during the post-World War Two era. One example, shown above, is when Panayi examines the population of Great Britain’s stance towards allowing refugees and immigrants into the country. The significance is that when a different race and culture is migrating to Great