The Cover-Up of Britain's Grooming Gangs Scandal

In the shadows of Britain's northern towns, a nightmare unfolded: thousands of vulnerable girls, mostly white, working-class teens, groomed, trafficked, and raped by organized gangs, predominantly men of Pakistani-Muslim heritage. For decades, from Rotherham's 1,400 identified victims to Telford's estimated 1,000, authorities knew. Police dismissed reports as "lifestyle choices." Councils buried memos to avoid "racializing" the issue. Politicians silenced whistleblowers, fearing Islamophobi...