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The Human Side: White Man's World

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I tried to help them when they came but when I saw the ways of them-no I am profoundly West Indian. I would like to stay West Indian. I do not see how possibly I could be British.
By the end of the century more than three million coloured people will be living in Britain-at least six times as many as there are today. Tonight The Human Side examines the attitudes of coloured people and their white neighbours.
Introduced by Bill Wedderburn.

Contributors

Presenter:
Bill Wedderburn
Reporter:
James Douglas Henry
Film cameraman:
Eugene Carr
Film cameraman:
Brian Probyn
Film cameraman:
Alan More
Sound recordist:
Ron Hooper
Sound recordist:
Alan Wake
Film editor:
Alan Martin
Research:
Richard Broad
Research:
Mary Hoskins
Director:
Richard Taylor
Producer:
Paul Bonner
Source: Radio Times

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