Scapegoating multiculturalism

Migrants work as doctors and nurses, sustaining vital health services.

- Bhabani Shankar Nayak

They serve as teachers and lecturers in schools, colleges, and universities, helping to develop and disseminate knowledge. Migrants also work as chefs and cooks in hotels and restaurants, providing essential services for leisure and hospitality. They operate as drivers of trains, buses, and taxis, maintaining transportation networks. Migrants contribute as scientists, engineers, construction workers, cleaners, and agricultural labourers who produce our food. Migrants serve as soldiers and excel as football and cricket players. Migrants not only bring national and international glory but also bring a diverse set of skills and competencies that sustain the European economy. Their diverse cultural backgrounds not only enrich democratic diversity but also deepen multicultural society in Britain and Europe.