Description
Humane, empirical and passionate, this book provides a bold new framework for understanding race in Britain today. It argues that black Britons are British first and foremost, and thus are likely to have more in common with other Britons than with black people in other parts of the world. It argues that too much of the conversation around race in Britain today is viewed through the prism of American ideas that don't reflect the history, challenges and achievements of increasingly diverse black populations at home. To build a long-lasting and more effective anti-racist agenda we must acknowledge that crucial differences exist between Britain and America, and that we are talking about distinct communities and cultures, distinguished by language, history, class, religion and national origin.
Details
- Author: Owolade, Tomiwa
- Publisher: Allen & Unwin (Adult) USE ATLAG
- Format: Paperback
- Publication Date: 02/05/2024
- ISBN: 9781838956233
- B-Code: B075889
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- Pages: 336
- Dimensions: 198x129mm
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