The mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence says the authors of a government-ordered race review are "not in touch with reality" and "it has pushed [the fight against] racism back 20 years or more".
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report from the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities - which was set up by Prime Minister >Boris Johnson >Black Lives Matter
It added that geography, family influence, socio-economic background, culture and religion all affect life chances more than racism.

But Baroness Doreen Lawrence, who was made a peer in 2013 after campaigning for justice for her son who died aged 18 in 1993 following a racially motivated attack in southeast London, says the review has given "racists the green light".
Speaking at a public event organised by De Montfort University Leicester's (DMU) >Stephen Lawrence