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Give prejudice a ‘lounge test’

Summary by churchtimes.co.uk
MORE than 15 years ago, Baroness Warsi, then co-chair of the Conservative Party, warned that Islamophobia had passed the “dinner-table test”: it had become acceptable in respectable settings, voiced not only by extremists, but by people who consid...
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Give prejudice a ‘lounge test’

MORE than 15 years ago, Baroness Warsi, then co-chair of the Conservative Party, warned that Islamophobia had passed the “dinner-table test”: it had become acceptable in respectable settings, voiced not only by extremists, but by people who consid...

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churchtimes.co.uk broke the news on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
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