Kevin Schofield is Politics Editor of HuffPost UK.
The home secretary described it as “clearly appalling” amid calls for the backbencher to be stripped of the Labour whip.The post, by black journalist Nels Abbey, said: “Warning: Seven rules for surviving a Kemi Badenoch victory.
“Don’t allow yourself to be gaslit. Of course, a victory for Badenoch is an obvious, unprecedented and once inconceivable victory for racism…“Don’t get arrested… The police don’t do nuance, and they conveniently refuse to understand black and brown intra-communal language or forms of critique, satire or compliment e.g. coconut, Uncle Tom, Aunt Kemi, house negro, choc ice etc.”
Ferrari then said: “If a chief constable used language like that, he or she would be at the very least suspended while there is an investigation. Dawn Butler takes the post down and that’s the end of it? There’s no further action against Ms Butler?
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