Surprisingly for an Express article, it’s actually supportive of a multicultural society.
>Despite these changes, Cathy and Julian say they remain comfortable in their surroundings and have no plans to follow many neighbours who have left Highfields.
>Speaking about the evolving community, Cathy said: “I don’t have any problem with that whatsoever. We have a lot of friends here and everyone treats us with respect and kindness.
>…
>“We accept people for who they are and that I think is the mark of a positive multicultural area.
>“I think the world would be a better place if we all looked at each other just as human beings rather than always categorising people into what religion they are. It’s religion which has caused much of the bloodshed in the past.”
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It says there are 24 comments but I can only see two. OP, and the auto-mod.
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Isn’t this one of the areas of Leicester where many of the students live?
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Surprisingly for an Express article, it’s actually supportive of a multicultural society.
>Despite these changes, Cathy and Julian say they remain comfortable in their surroundings and have no plans to follow many neighbours who have left Highfields.
>Speaking about the evolving community, Cathy said: “I don’t have any problem with that whatsoever. We have a lot of friends here and everyone treats us with respect and kindness.
>…
>“We accept people for who they are and that I think is the mark of a positive multicultural area.
>“I think the world would be a better place if we all looked at each other just as human beings rather than always categorising people into what religion they are. It’s religion which has caused much of the bloodshed in the past.”
It says there are 24 comments but I can only see two. OP, and the auto-mod.
Isn’t this one of the areas of Leicester where many of the students live?