Brit(ish)

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Afua Hirsch in her acclaimed book, Brit(ish). This Sunday Times bestseller delves into the intricate issues of race and identity in contemporary Britain. With 384 pages of compelling narrative, Hirsch, co-presenter of the major BBC TV series Enslaved, challenges the reader to confront the uncomfortable truths surrounding Britain's imperial legacy and the pervasive racism that continues to affect society today. She poignantly questions the notion of belonging in a nation that often struggles with its past, asking, "If you’re British, why do people keep asking where you’re from?" Brit(ish) is not just a personal account; it’s a crucial dialogue about group identity and national characteristics that resonates with many. Published in 2018, this book is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of race relations and social conditions in Great Britain.