🎯 Britain's First Anti-Racism Law Had a Dark Secret 📝 After nine failed attempts by MP Fenner Brockway and the powerful nineteen sixty-three Bristol Bus Boycott led by Paul Stephenson and Roy Hackett, Britain passed its first Race Relations Act in nineteen sixty-five. But it excluded employment and housing—seventy-three percent of complaints fell outside its scope. Called "toothless" by activists, it took until nineteen sixty-eight to strengthen it. Real progress is messy, limited, and fought