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Taxpayer money is funding guidance that tells Welsh nursery workers to call the police on toddlers for racist incidents — and that's a grotesque misuse of public resources. In 2023, 90 percent of all crimes went unsolved, so diverting officers to police the speech of diaper-wearing kids is indefensible. Slapping adult ideological frameworks onto children who can't tie their shoes is a bureaucratic overreach dressed up as virtue.
Race and racism are real forces shaping children's lives from the earliest ages, and building racial literacy in young people is essential groundwork for a just society. Britain's own history — from the Bristol Bus Boycott to Rock Against Racism — proves that confronting prejudice early and openly is what drives genuine progress. Equipping educators with anti-racist tools isn't overreach, but exactly the kind of solidarity that has always moved society forward.