Brit(ish)
Published in 2018, Brit(ish) is a wide-ranging exploration of the relationships between British national identity, racial identity and immigration. Combining history, journalism, social analysis, cultural commentary and personal memoir, it aims to help jumpstart a long-overdue conversation about the roles that people’s races and origins play in modern British society.
Who should read
Non-British people wanting insight into how race functions in the UK British people wanting more context for recent debates about immigration Anyone wanting to better understand the experiences of people of color
About the author
Afua Hirsch has worked as a barrister, a broadcaster for Sky News and a correspon…
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Published in 2018, Brit(ish) is a wide-ranging exploration of the relationships between British national identity, racial identity and immigration. Combining history, journalism, social analysis, cultural commentary and personal memoir, it aims to help jumpstart a long-overdue conversation about the roles that people’s races and origins play in modern British society.
Who should read
Non-British people wanting insight into how race functions in the UK British people wanting more context for recent debates about immigration Anyone wanting to better understand the experiences of people of color
About the author
Afua Hirsch has worked as a barrister, a broadcaster for Sky News and a correspondent for The Guardian. Today, she continues to write for The Guardian as a columnist, and she holds the Wallis Annenberg Chair in Journalism and Communication at the University of Southern California. Brit(ish) is her first book. It was a Sunday Times bestseller and won the Royal Society of Literature Jerwood Prize for Non-Fiction.
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