The tragic death of Henry Nowak, a teenager killed in a stabbing incident, highlights a disturbing outcome of Britain's anti-racism policies. Police were instructed to consider racial bias, leading them to believe the false account of the Sikh man accused of the crime over the real victim's description. This case underscores the potential dangers of prioritizing anti-racism over justice, as it may result in overlooking crucial evidence and failing to deliver true accountability. It raises important questions about how to address systemic racism without compromising the integrity of legal processes.