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Lud
Lud in the Bible, eponym of an Asian people, probably the Lydians. There is probably textual confusion at some points with the Lubim .
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Police to stop more Asian people after July bombings.(News)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 10/28/2005; 429 words
; ...police officer has warned the number of Asian people to be stopped and searched in the region...Daily Post reported that the number of Asian people to be checked between April and June...the express intent of stopping more Asian people. We are reacting to calls from the public...
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MY SHAME OVER BARRING ASIANS; Club bouncer's claim.(News)
Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland); 2/12/1999; ; 498 words
; ...and I was given a warning not to let Asian people in. I knew they were regulars - but...told you to cut down on the amount of Asian people to get into YoYo's. I specifically told...absolutely mental that you are still letting Asian people in. Stefan does not want Asian ...
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Ethnic groups protest as police stop and searches soar.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 10/22/2005; 591 words
; ...SHAUGHNESSY Daily Post Staff THE number of Asian people stopped and searched by police in Merseyside...more likely to be stopped than white or Asian people. Representatives of the black and Asian...question the force on numbers of black and Asian people being stopped. Police say the ...
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MP calls for end to ethnic mental illness 'scandal'.
Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England); 10/11/1998; 176 words
; ...an end to the 'scandal' of black and Asian people who are wrongly diagnosed as mentally...into the special needs of black and Asian people seeking treatment for mental illnesses...is alarmed at reports that black and Asian people are locked away, and prescribed powerful...
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Tackle racism, demand unions
Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph; 4/27/2001; 182 words
; ...workplace. Research showed that black and Asian people were now twice as likely to be unemployed...the unemployment rate among black and Asian people was even higher, including 15% in Yorkshire...Even when they found work, black and Asian people faced discrimination when they tried...
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Teen charged over attacks on five Asian people
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 2/19/2003; 167 words
; 00-00-0000 Teen charged over attacks on five Asian people A Brisbane court's been told a youth launched unprovoked attacks on five Asian people in a violent three-day spree. Eighteen-year-old DAMIAN JOHN BATCHELOR, of Forest Lake in Brisbane...
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Race bias claims create resentment.(Letter)
Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England); 10/19/2000; ; 197 words
; ...racial discrimination against black and Asian people by clubs and pubs in Birmingham city...quotas' where a set amount of black or Asian people are let in, and that Sikhs are barred...should be resisted. This does black and Asian people no favours, as it creates resentment...
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Letter: Race bias claims create resentment
Newspaper article from: Evening Mail; 10/19/2000; ; 197 words
; ...racial discrimination against black and Asian people by clubs and pubs in Birmingham city...quotas' where a set amount of black or Asian people are let in, and that Sikhs are barred...should be resisted. This does black and Asian people no favours, as it creates resentment...
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Forget all these noble speeches: let's see some signs of change `The police stick to the same excuses, and in the end fail themselves, not just black and Asian people'
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 11/11/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...they do take crime against black and Asian people seriously, and that they deserve to...same old excuses, and failed black and Asian people and themselves. The point is that there...up culture means that few black and Asian people are now prepared to give them the benefit...
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Call for firms to boost race relations.(News)
Newspaper article from: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England); 4/30/2001; 221 words
; ...workplace. Research showed that black and Asian people were now twice as likely to be unemployed...the unemployment rate among black and Asian people was even higher, including 15 per cent...Even when they found work, black and Asian people faced discrimination when they tried...
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Book article from: Britannica Concise Encyclopedia
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