Two-thirds of black Britons believe NHS gives white people better care, finds survey

Two-thirds of black Britons believe NHS gives white people better care, finds survey Almost two-thirds of black Britons think the NHS does less to protect their health than that of white people, research has found.

That negative view of the health service is shared by a majority of black people of almost all ages, and is held especially strongly by black women, according to findings of a study commissioned by a parliamentary committee. The Guardian

See also:

• Joint Committee on Human Rights publishes research ahead of evidence session on Monday on whether black people feel their human rights are protected Joint Committee on Human Rights
• The black community and human rights (report) Clearview Research