Windrush campaigner reflects on ‘injustice’ of being deemed illegal

The speaker reflects on the ongoing injustice and lack of recognition for those who contributed to building the country. Despite promises made, little has changed, and many continue to struggle without acknowledgment. The speaker recounts a token celebration at Downing Street, where the real contributors were sidelined. The narrative emphasizes the shared burden and frustration of those who have not been honored for their efforts, highlighting the need for genuine recognition and change.

What does the speaker believe has not changed despite promises made?

• The educational system

• The economic situation

• The recognition of contributions

• The political landscape

How did the speaker feel about the 70th anniversary event at Downing Street?

• Pleased with the recognition

• Excited to meet dignitaries

• Indifferent to the event

• Appalled by the token gestures

What was the speaker's main criticism of the event at Downing Street?

• The weather was unfavorable

• The genuine contributors were not properly honored

• The event was too crowded

• The food was not good

What shared feelings did the speaker and their peers experience outside Number 10?

• Joy and satisfaction

• Frustration and lack of recognition

• Fear and anxiety

• Excitement and anticipation

What does the speaker emphasize about the contributions of their generation?

• They are forgotten and unappreciated

• They are well-recognized and celebrated

• They are financially rewarded

• They are documented in history books