The recently released grooming gangs report by Baroness Casey has sparked significant political and public discourse in the UK. The report highlights a decade-long failure by authorities to address the ethnic composition of grooming gangs, noting a disproportionate involvement of Asian men. Casey criticized politicians for politicizing her findings and stressed the urgent need for prosecutions. The UK government, under pressure, has announced a national inquiry into organized child sexual abuse, with Home Secretary offering apologies to victims. Various political figures, including PM Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage, have demanded accountability, as the report reveals horrific abuses against over 1,000 children. Furthermore, there are calls to confront uncomfortable truths around the issues of race and institutional denial that have clouded the investigations into these crimes.