How much racism would an Indian woman face in the UK?

[Anonymous]

Does it depend on her skin and hair colour?
I'd appreciate answers from British people.

[Brokenheartedx]

In honesty it depends the area you will live in. Cities not so much, towns maybe some depends if its the right side. Villages stay the hell away from the inbreddy places very cliquey and full of idiots.
I work in healthcare and work alongside a couple of Indian women and few women from Singapore and get on well with all of them. Though they do get described as coloured by some paitents which I correct them if heard in earshot as a whole they get punched, kicked, hair pulled and bitten about the same as us white people by paitents. Not a week goes by where we aren't comparing bruises.
The point of that answer was you'll meet volatile people anywhere and it won't matter a jot your skin tone.

[Anonymous]

Not much. If any at all. The UK is a multicultural society. And there's laws in place to protect anyone from rasicm and predjuce.

If I heard or saw anyone being racist towards anyone i would defend the person.

[Kaneki05]

I am not Indian so I've never be in ones shoes to say if it happens or not. As for me witnessing it? I have never. But that again isn't me in their shoes so while I haven't seen it don't mean it don't happen.
However I do feel like a lot of people aren't racist here and don't care along with the fact we have quite a few Indians in over here. Though we do have basically double the amount of Muslims compared.

[DryGermanGuy]

The real question is, are you prepared for the fact that 99,75% of British men do not look like Henry Cavill? 🙄

[purplepoppy]

You might get a the odd bit of racism from the far right. Racism exists but it's going to be an occasional incident rather than a daily one.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Wasp people are the most racist in the world