“Every day it chips away at you”: Police officers as victims of prejudice, bias and hate within the police

18th October 2018Dr Irene Zempi, Nottingham Trent University

There have been many more recruits to the police from minority ethnic, female, and gay and lesbian groups in recent decades - but to what extent has their experience mirrored that of their white, male colleagues? Irene Zempi of Nottingham Trent University examined police experiences of bias, prejudice and ‘hate’ inside the police service itself.

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“Every day it chips away at you”: Police officers as victims of prejudice, bias and hate within the police

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