Brit(ish)
About This Book
Released in 2018, Brit(ish) presents an expansive examination of how British national identity intersects with racial identity and immigration. Through a blend of historical analysis, investigative journalism, social critique, cultural observation and autobiography, the work seeks to catalyze an essential discussion about how race and heritage shape contemporary British life.
Who Should Read This?
- Readers outside Britain seeking to understand racial dynamics in the UK
- British citizens looking for historical context behind contemporary immigration discussions
- People interested in learning about the lived experiences of racial minorities
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