Book Review – Against White Feminism By Rafia Zakaria
Anyone following these reviews might notice a pattern: most of the books I cover are non-fiction—autobiographies, histories, essays, or explorations of racism.
Book Review – Out There Screaming Edited By Jordan Peele And John Joseph Adams
Anyone following these reviews might notice a pattern: most of the books I cover are non-fiction—autobiographies, histories, essays, or explorations of racism.
Book Review – The Race to The Top: Structural Racism And How To Fight it by Nazir Afzal
Britain is becoming increasingly diverse. According to census data, mixed-race people are the fastest-growing demographic in the UK. Yet despite this growing diversity, positions at the “head table”—where key decisions are made—remain largely dominated by older, white men due to systemic, institutional, and structural racism.
Book Review – Uncommon Wealth: Britain And The Aftermath Of Empire By Kojo Koram
Modern Britain has a complex relationship with its imperial past. While often treated as a distant history, the legacy of empire is evident in town squares, museums, and economic structures.
Book Review – One Of Them By Musa Okwonga
For many, the wealthy are distant, almost fictional figures—Scrooge McDuck in his money vault or Lex Luthor plotting world domination. Musa Okwonga’s One Of Them provides a rare insider view of elite British education, focusing on his time at Eton College, and sheds light on class, privilege, and racism.
Book Review – Loud Black Girls Edited By Yomi Adegoke And Elizabeth Uviebinené
To say that Black women have had a rough time of it would be a massive understatement. Historically, Black women’s voices have often been silenced or ignored. Even during women’s suffrage movements, progress largely excluded women of color.
Book Review – Dark Laboratory: On Columbus, The Caribbean, And The Origins Of The Climate Crisis By Tao Leigh Goffe
The world is undeniably in a very dark place right now. It feels like a constant barrage of terrible news—things getting worse every day—and it can seem as though we’re sleepwalking toward the end of days.
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Book Review – In Black And White: A Young Barrister’s Story Of Race And Class In A Broken Justice System By Alexandra Wilson
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Book Review: My Name Is Why By Lemn Sissay
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