No 10 adviser on ethnic minorities nearly quit over ‘politics of division’
Samuel Kasumu raised concerns in letter about conduct of equalities minister Kemi Badenoch
The prime minister’s senior adviser on ethnic minorities considered resigning over fears the Conservative party was pursuing a “politics steeped in division”.
Samuel Kasumu reportedly retracted his resignation letter, in which he said tensions in government were at times unbearable, after talks with the vaccines minister, Nadhim Zahawi.
In the letter to Boris Johnson, seen by the BBC, Kasumu also raised concerns about the conduct of Kemi Badenoch, the equalities minister, suggesting she may have broken the ministerial code when she publicly criticised a black journalist on social media.
DE CÁ FORAM PARA LÁ MUITOS.SERÃO FUTUROS "RETORNADOS" NESTA ÉPOCA EM QUE O PAPEL DA "NACIONALIDADE" É MAIS DURO QUE O DIAMANTE?
