So muslim kids were targeted by the groomers because of their race? And Hindu, Sikh, black girls too?
As I said in a previous post, the girls were targeted due to their vulnerability first and foremost. They weren't targeting middle class, private school children.
I'm really not sure what point you're trying to make.
These groomers targeted girls of all ethnicities. They were convicted of the white rapes as the girls of other ethnicities have been ignored and so they have not yet been held to account for those crimes. That is racism at its finest, right?
The prosecutions largely relied on witness statements and testimony from girls who came forward. 80% of the recorded assaults were against white girls.
The crimes against other ethnicities haven't been ignored; they couldn't be prosecuted because the victims didn't come forward. Pakistani girls in particular could have been at risk of honour killings. There's a belief that another ring existed that was entirely focused on Asian girls...but no evidence, no case.
There is only one thing that makes ALL kids vulnerable to abuse by groomers - that is being in the vicinity of groomers.
To suggest that there aren't socio-economic factors that make victims particularly susceptible to grooming is ridiculous.
Absolutely they have - saying that groomers only raped white girls when they didn't. They targeted girls of all ethnicities but the majority of convictions were for white girls because the other girls were ignored.
There has been no suggestion that only white girls were targeted. Look back through the reporting of the trail and subsequent reports.
I've already explained why the majority of convictions were for crimes against white girls.
And still continue to be ignored. Why is that the case? That is a scandal in itself that we are still saying these girls shouldn't be supported or acknowledged
Nobody is saying that, only you! If you have no names, no evidence of identity, nobody coming forward of their own accord, how can you act? There have been repeated drives and appeals for information, and victims have been encouraged to come forward. We can always do more, obviously, but in this case, not much more.
People first think of white victims because the majority of the reporting at the time was about the white victims, who gave accounts that mentioned other white victims. And certain people/groups are very keen to push the narrative of Pakistani met preying on white English girls. That's the racism here.