Natives (Black Listed) (Brit(ish)): On Race, Identity and Belonging

This collection brings together three powerful voices in the discourse on race, identity, and belonging. Each author, with their unique perspectives, sheds light on the complexities of contemporary society. Akala navigates through historical contexts, encouraging readers to reflect on the narratives that shape perceptions of race.

Jeffrey Boakye adds depth with his exploration of identity and educational challenges, drawing from personal experiences that resonate with many. His insights unravel the intricacies of growing up in a multicultural landscape, offering a critique of systemic issues in education.

Afua Hirsch completes the trio by examining the concept of 'Britishness' through a lens that highlights the often ignored histories of marginalized communities. Together, these essays forge a compelling dialogue that invites readers to confront uncomfortable truths while fostering a sense of connection and understanding across diverse backgrounds.