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ORGANISATIONS which use or promote the term "white privilege" should no longer be funded with taxpayers' money, a parliamentary committee is set to demand.

Conservative Ipswich MP Tom Hunt has told the Sunday Express that he plans to ask for the recommendation to be included in the education select committee’s report on why white working class children are being left behind. The recommendation comes after woke bosses of charities and organisations like Barnardos have started lecturing members and parents about white privilege as part of a leftwing attempt to portray Britain as racist. The committee’s inquiry has found overwhelming evidence that white working class children particularly boys on free school meals significantly lag behind black and asian children from the same economic demographic.

For example, just 22 per cent of white children receiving free school meals go to university compared to 45 percent of black children in the same economic bracket and 56 per cent of asian youngsters.

Experts have warned the committee that the politically correct attempts to positively discriminate in favour of BAME groups has harmed the chance of white working class children while they are also demonised by terms like white privilege and masculine toxicity.

During its hearing MPs on the committee clashed with Javed Khan, the controversial chief executive of Barnados after he authorised the charity put online an explainer about white privilege.

Mr Hunt said: There are various reasons why working class children are lagging behind but terms like white privilege are incredibly unhelpful and make them feel even more excluded from the education system.

I certainly have huge numbers white families in my Ipswich constituency who are white and are struggling for who the word privilege certainly does not apply.

Some people on the left don’t want to talk about how white working class families are being left behind because it does not fit their identity politics agenda. We need to help all disadvantaged children whether they are white black or Asian.

This is why I want the report to recommend that organisations which use the term white privilege should not be in receipt of public money.

It is believed that Labour MPs on the committee will oppose the proposal but the Conservative majority should ensure it is included.

Mr Hunt is also a senior member of the common Sense Group of Conservative MPs which has been lobbying ministers to drop funding for charities and bodies which attack British history and promote Black Lives Matter.

The education committee has been advised by the political scientist Professor Matthew Goodwin from the University of Kent, who has warned of the damaging effects of terms like white privilege.

He told the committee: If we are now going to start teaching them in school that not only do they have to overcome the various economic and social barriers within their communities, but they also need to start apologising for belonging to a wider group which also strips away their individual agency, then I think we are going to compound many of these problems.

My fear now is with the onset of new terms – toxic masculinity, white privilege – this is even actually going to become more of a problem as we send yet another signal to these communities that they are the problem.

Professor Diane Reay, emeritus professor of education at the University of Cambridge, also told MPs: I think there’s growing levels of social resentment and a sense of being left behind among white working classes.

The proposal comes after a report by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, with 10 out of 11 members from ethnic minorities, was attacked by leftwingers after it confirmed that Britain is not structurally racist against black and asian people.

Then, Rogers said he visited the Rotary Club of East Wichita to promote his office’s services, specifically the Unclaimed Property Division. He said he found over $2,000 in unclaimed property for residents in attendance and over $20,000 for associated businesses. He said he also hosted a pop-up event with Senator Oletha Faust-Goudeau, Senator Mary Ware and Representative Stephanie Byers at The Monarch to help residents reunite with their unclaimed property.

Rogers said his final stop in Wichita was to the Council of Superintendents, where he prested to the Council on services offered by his office that can help students save and plan for future education expenses.

Since he first stepped into the office in January, Rogers said it has put almost $6 million back into the pockets of Kansans with the Unclaimed Property Division. He said the office has launched a marketing campaign to increase awareness of Unclaimed Property statewide.

According to Rogers, his office has kept the lights on for residents with the City Utility Loan Program. He said in less than a day after the new program was signed into law, his office implemented the application process and began to approve loans that totaled over $65.7 million for 54 municipalities.

We all get ahead when everyone gets ahead. If the focus is on skills that lead to prosperity such as computing or anything related to innovation and future prosperity there would be less need for organisations to have to pick up the pieces. High incomes and employment sort out needs. If the key core competencies of those organisations in question relate to what it is they have always done well, then the new hype on some ideological rubbish that no one really believes in can be consigned to the dust bin.

If this isn't stopped there will be race wars, what have the white working class got to lose plus there's lot more of them.

My fear now is with the onset of new terms – toxic masculinity, white privilege – this is even actually going to become more of a problem as we send yet another signal to these communities that they are the problem.

Professor Diane Reay, emeritus professor of education at the University of Cambridge, also told MPs: I think there’s growing levels of social resentment and a sense of being left behind among white working classes.

The proposal comes after a report by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, with 10 out of 11 members from ethnic minorities, was attacked by leftwingers after it confirmed that Britain is not structurally racist against black and asian people.

Then, Rogers said he visited the Rotary Club of East Wichita to promote his office’s services, specifically the Unclaimed Property Division. He said he found over $2,000 in unclaimed property for residents in attendance and over $20,000 for associated businesses. He said he also hosted a pop-up event with Senator Oletha Faust-Goudeau, Senator Mary Ware and Representative Stephanie Byers at The Monarch to help residents reunite with their unclaimed property.

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