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9: Second Generation
'I don't want to be white any more, I'm quite happy being black.' 'Integration was the old word we used. That was naive.' 'We could have made it good.
Something sour crept in, I don't know where.'
In August 1964 the Home
Service broadcast Generation of Strangers, a programme about the problems of Asian and West Indian immigrants in the Midlands. A generation later, those same people talk about their lives today.
Producer PETER EVERETT BBC Manchester

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