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Minority Lecturers in Britain Face job Discrimination



  

by Amy Rosenberg

"So much of getting a job in a university is to do with informal contacts."

"There are all kinds of subtleties in the way that people treat you, how they speak to you and when they don't speak to you at all in fact ....This becomes the case especially if people perceive that you remotely challenge their positions."


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