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In 1965 Harold Wilson's government passed an Act that forbade incitement to racial hatred. What was the name of the Act?

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West Indians seeking work in the 1940s and 1950s are some who have emigrated in this period to Britain.


In 1965 Harold Wilson's government passed an Act that forbade incitement to racial hatred. What was the name of the Act?





 
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