Racial discrimination against white children - especially white working-class children - in the name of political correctness has been endemic in our education system for decades.

As a result, white British students are now the least likely to go to university, and the most disadvantaged of these take up less than 5% of half of all university places.

Now Dulwich College and Winchester College have refused the offer of a donation of over £1m because of a stipulation that it should help the most disadvantaged children - that is, white working-class children - in our society.

This is in stark contrast to Cambridge University - who, without a second thought - accepted a multi-million pound donation by the grime artist 'Stormzy' who stipulated that it should only go to help disadvantaged black children.

The Masters of Dulwich College and Winchester College state that their primary concern is that they should not fall foul of the racial equality laws, but this is merely a politically correct red herring designed to virtue-signal their 'woke' credentials.

When even Trevor Phillips, the former head of the Human Rights and Equality Commission, has described poor white boys as today's 'educational left-behinds' and has advised that it is perfectly acceptable to offer bursaries or scholarships to minority groups, then the time has come to forcefully condemn the overt racism exhibited by these two colleges.

Take part in our campaign and your message will be sent immediately and automatically to Dr. Joseph Spence, the Master of Dulwich College, and Dr. Timothy Hands, the Master of Winchester College:

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<p>FOR THE ATTENTION OF: DR. JOSEPH SPENCE, MASTER OF DULWICH COLLEGE, AND DR. TIMOTHY HANDS, MASTER OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE:</p> <p>To whom it may concern,</p> <p>It has been reported that your college has refused a bursary / scholarship from Sir Bryan Thwaites as part of a gift of £1.2 million to help disadvantaged white children.</p> <p>You cannot be unaware that this is in stark contrast to Cambridge University's ready acceptance of a multi-million pound bursary / scholarship from the grime artist 'Stormzy' to help disadvantaged black children.</p> <p>It has been further reported that your college is concerned that it might fall foul of racial equality laws, however with all due respect, your virtue-signalling is not only misplaced, but also downright hypocritical.</p> <p>When even Trevor Phillips, the former head of the Human Rights and Equality Commission, has described poor white boys as today's 'educational left-behinds' and has advised that it is perfectly acceptable to offer bursaries or scholarships to minority groups, then it is clear that your argument is based solely on racism against disadvantaged white children.</p> <p>I therefore demand that you reconsider your high-handed rejection of a gift that could do so much to help disadvantaged white children.</p> <p>I further demand that in the future, you pay less attention to political correctness, and more attention to what is best for these poor children who, after all, have been disadvantaged due to the endemic political correctness in the educational sector in the first place.</p> <p>I look forward to hearing from you at the earliest opportunity.</p><p id="sign_off" class="mceNonEditable">

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