Racial Discrimination in UK Housing: A TC1 Report Analysis (2024)

This report investigates racial discrimination in UK housing, focusing on the challenges faced by Black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) communities. It explores the historical context of racism in the UK and its impact on housing, including unequal access, inadequate living conditions, and institutional biases. The report analyzes secondary data, including statistics on housing availability and quality, to demonstrate the disparities between BAME and white communities. Statistical tests, such as t-tests and correlation analyses, are used to assess the significance of these differences. The findings highlight issues of direct and indirect discrimination, as defined by the Equality Act, and the report concludes with recommendations for addressing housing inequality and promoting fair treatment for all residents. The report emphasizes the need for improved housing facilities and equal opportunities for BAME communities in the UK.