There ain't no black in the Union Jack

The book delves into the intricate landscape of racial politics in contemporary England, examining the interplay between race, class, and national identity over the last two decades. It reveals how racist attitudes persist across the political spectrum, challenging the notion that such views are confined to specific ideologies. Through this exploration, the author sheds light on the evolving dynamics of race and class in society, offering a critical perspective on the complexities of modern racial discourse.