Dawn Butler, Member of Parliament of the Black is Expelled from the elevator because Considered Officer Cleanliness
The utterance of racism can happen to anyone, anywhere, even it was in the elevator. That's what happened Dawn Butler. Just as black, MPs in Britain have expelled from the lift by other MPs. Worse yet, he was also regarded as a janitor.
As reported by the BBC, then Butler was in the lift which is reserved for MPs. Suddenly there was a member of the Lower House member unnamed said, "This elevator is not for janitors, yes."
According to Butler derived from the Labour Party, this is one of the utterance of racism that he has received. The 46-year-old woman became an MP in 2005, and was re-elected in the general election last year.
Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone said, the events faced Butler is silliness. Therefore, she was not a new and often appear and speak in the courtroom. Butler was the daughter of Jamaican immigrants. He also explained another example of the racist treatment he experienced in the lower house.
When writing for the Fawcett Society, in 2008 he claimed to have reprimanded by the former minister who questioned whether he had received permission to be in a special area on the terrace MPs. Wrote, after answering, he was an MP, the former minister said: "These days anybody can enter (so MPs)."
Dawn Butler, Member of Parliament of the Black is Expelled from the elevator because Considered Officer Cleanliness
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