Kemi Badenoch says she would sweep away public-sector race-related rules, arguing they do not treat people equally. In comments reported by the Daily Mail, she criticises current policies on racism and race, saying they can encourage separatism and “tribalism.” Badenoch frames the issue as one of equality, stating that “treat everybody the same” should be the guiding approach. The reporting presents her position as a policy pledge and a warning that existing rules risk undermining social cohesion. The article does not provide detailed proposals or evidence beyond Badenoch’s characterisation of the rules’ effects, and it does not include responses from officials or critics of the approach. Overall, the sources agree only on her stated intention to change public-sector race rules and her reasoning that such rules are leading to divisions rather than shared treatment.