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GCSE Citizenship Studies · key term
The generation of Caribbean migrants who came to Britain after the Second World War, associated with the arrival of Empire Windrush in 1948.
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Paper 2
Revise: Population Changes and MovementDecades later, some members of the Windrush generation were wrongly treated as having no lawful right to remain, despite their legal rights. This demonstrates that contributing to society does not automatically protect a community from discrimination or unfair treatment.
Support explanations with examples, such as nineteenth-century Irish migration or the Windrush generation, rather than treating UK diversity as entirely recent.
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