but interesting that the (IMO valid) argument Badenoch/others have made elsewhere (eg UKICE on ethnic minority attitudes, yesterday's Policy X report) that UK "ethnic minorities" are very diverse/heterogeneous across multiple dimensions, and generalisations are useless, directly contradicts this...

..if you recognise heterogeneity of EMs, then *of course* black people like Badenoch, or Indian-ethnicity Buddhists like Braverman, can be prejudiced against Muslims! Of course some Indian people can have racist attitudes against Afro-Carribbeans. Etc, etc..