Successful Asian professional lifts lid on 30 years of racism she's faced in Scotland
racism she has faced.Moi Ali said the racial prejudice she has suffered stretched from her first job in the 80s to a public board position she applied for last year.She said: “When somebody like me comes along, from a different background, a different heritage, I may as well come from a different planet.”Ali, 56, has held a range of high-profile public sector positions since moving to Scotland from Manchester 30 years ago.She was a board member of the Scottish Ambulance Service and NHS Lothian, sat on the Court of Napier University and as Judicial Complaints Reviewer had a key role scrutinising the judiciary.She famously quit the Scottish Police Authority after protesting about a lack of transparency and she currently serves on other public