article_snippet: A former equality chief has branded A former equality chief years working to stamp out racial discrimination as 'utterly wrong'.
article_snippet: Trevor Phillips is the former chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission and has waged a 30-year campaign to tackle issues around discrimination and equality.
article_snippet: Trevor Phillips, who was the head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, said efforts made under the Blair government to end racial discrimination were 'wrong'
article_snippet: Trevor Phillips explains: 'It was my job to to make sure that different racial and religious groups got on. '
article_snippet: Mr Phillips, a Labour party member says the London 2005 bombing by British Muslims, forced Mr Phillips, a Labour party member to do rethink Mr Phillips, a Labour party member views.
article_snippet: Mr Phillips interviews
article_snippet: Mr Phillips also also talks to Tony Blair about how the work begun by New Labour in support of diversity and equality can be revived.
article_snippet: Trevor Phillips now strongly believes that the sport's important to get them out there, so ultimately we can understand and tackle them. '
article_snippet: Trevor Phillips is arguably the best-qualified person in Britain to examine these issues,' Trevor Phillips continued. '
article_snippet: What's fascinating is that having thought so deeply about these issues, Trevor Phillips now has a very different approach to the subject than Trevor Phillips used to.'
highlights_snippet: Trevor Phillips was head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission .
  