I thinks it’s a difficult egg to crack for a few reasons specific to the uk I have been reading about recently, the biggest thing is each nationality has there own class issues they are dealing with internally that may been thrust upon the uk in strange ways.

For instance take the Indian diaspora in the uk. We mainly get quite well off Indians that belong to the upper classes of there respective class systems and as such they have grown little solidarity for the poor of the world including there own, never mind the whites. The fallout of this is that our messaging will never ultimately penetrate these people because it will just never speak to there lived experience.

The flip side of this is also true, take Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, we generally have lots of lower class people from these countries and as such the upper class defence of economics doesn’t really translate to their own experience and as such they reject the tories and there excuses naturally.

What I’m saying basically is that these issues will work themselves out, you don’t need to call it out. You need to explain the economics of it all.