The text is about the people from many nations who left their marks on Britain and the British in geographical names, language and physical appearance, such as hair color and height. Immigration is something that goes way back in time. Beaker folk crossed over from mainland Europe (2000 BC) but got replaced by the Celts (1000 years later) who also came from Europe and settled down. In 1950s, 60s and 70s Britain was short of labor. In these decades, people from the Caribbean, Africa, the Indian subcontinent, Hong Kong and Cyrus went to Britain to find work. 

 

This text is useful to our theme because of the keywords “discrimination, race, culture, racism” 

Immigrant:
An immigrant is someone who has moved from their country from their homeland to another country, to become a citizen of that country. Just visiting a country, even to work for a few months, does not make you an immigrant. Immigrants are people who live permanently somewhere other than their homeland.

Immigration:
Immigration is when you move from your own country to another.

Xenophobia - Xenophobia is fear or hatred of foreigners and/or foreign culture. 

Xenophobic - a person unduly fearful of foreign people, items, religion and culture.

Emigrant:
Emigrant is when you leave your own country.

Emigration:
Emigration or emigration refers to people who for different reasons leave somewhere to move to another (if they migrate or make a migration or migration). From the point of view of the country of origin, this migration is a migration, viewed from the recipient country, it is immigration.

Short summary :

Mr and Mrs xenophobia is a poem about two racist seniors. The poem desrcibes their lack of connection to the outside world, they move to suburbia which is often inhabited by a majority of white people, they live inside with their coronation memorobilia, teacups and saucers. The poem then gives the story a twist by mentioning their amnesia which is monitored by “a dusky GP named Abdullah”. 

Connection to the Theme:

At times you will find that some elders are inhearently racist. But often its based on misunderstanding and not hate. This could be because many of these seniors did not grow up around people of different races. And was probably raised without other cultures around them.
Getting to know other cultures from an early age is crucial as younger people often see the world with curious eyes and not judging ones.

In a country like Denmark, we have some of the best opportunities to build a new life, although it can take a while. Denmark is a peaceful country, in the sense that there is almost never war in Denmark. Therefore people from a war-struck country will feel a pull-factor towards countries like Denmark. In an instance, where a refugee has come to Denmark due to poverty, the pull-factor here would be the welfare system that is in the country. 

In written history, by that means the time, where events has been written down, England has a  number of invasions way back to the romans, who occupied England and Scotland for almost 470 years.

Around year 800 they were plundered by the vikings who also established London and York. Hundred of years later it was the germans and the frenchman, who was the problem…

Beside to be enemies all of those forring cultures also made an impression to the englishman's culture.

In modern time England has experienced immigration based of workmen. The pull factor was a short of labour forces.

Today England is dropping out of EU. That might be the result of to many foreign workers, leading to a lower salary.