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Ethnicity DEA
EXTERNAL
Material deprivation & class
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Palmer (
2012
)
Minority ethnic groups are more likely to experience material deprivation:
Almost
50
% live in low income households
They’re
2x
more likely to be unemployed than white
They’re
3x
more likely to be homeless than white
Almost
50
% Bangladeshi & Pakistani workers earn <£7 compared to
25
% white-british workers.
several reasons why some minority ethnic groups are at greater risk of material deprivation from unemployment,
low
pay and overcrowding:
Many live in areas of
low
wages and
high
unemployment.
Traditional muslim women can’t work outside of the home.
Lack of
language
and
foreign
qualifications.
Asylum
seekers may not be allowed to work.
Racial
discrimination
in the labour and housing market.
Reasons for material dep reflected
Reflected in
proportions
or each ethnicity
eligible
for FSM.
However, Indian pupils are the most likely to attend
private
school, and their achievements are typically
above
average.
Class vs
Ethnicity
Indian & Chinese pupils are MD but still do better than most.
86
% FSM chinese girls achieved
5
or more high grade GCSEs compared to 65% white girls not on FSM.
Modood: while children from low income did less well, the effects of
low
income were less for ethnic minorities than
white
pupils.