‘Gingerism’: the last socially acceptable form of bullying?

Human rights champion calls for greater protection for red-headed children

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The head of a human rights charity has warned that prejudice against people with ginger hair is “not just ‘harmless banter’” and that red-haired children need to be protected.

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