The 1968 Act received Royal Assent, expanding Britain’s legal response to racial discrimination beyond the limited 1965 legislation. It addressed employment, housing and services, among other areas. The expansion recognized that exclusion operated through access to livelihoods and homes, although legal protection still depended on enforcement and continued community pressure.
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What changed with Britain’s 1968 Race Relations Act?
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The 1968 legislation extended the limited framework introduced in 1965.
Britain’s 1968 Race Relations Act narrowed protection to fewer areas than the 1965 Act.
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It extended protections into additional areas, including housing and employment.