Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race

by Reni Eddo-Lodge

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Born from a viral blog post that sparked urgent conversations across the nation, this searing examination explores the complex realities of race and racism in contemporary Britain. Award-winning journalist Reni Eddo-Lodge delves into the systemic issues that shape the experiences of people of color, from the erasure of Black history to the intricate intersections of class and racial inequality. Rather than centering white perspectives in these critical discussions, she centers the voices and lived experiences of those directly affected by racism. With unflinching honesty and rigorous investigation, Eddo-Lodge presents an illuminating and absolutely necessary reckoning with what it means to navigate identity, belonging, and systemic oppression in modern Britain. This powerful work has become essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the deeper structures of racial injustice and the urgent need for meaningful change.

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Bloomsbury Circus

Published Jan 1, 2017

249 pages

ISBN: 9781408870556

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First Published

2017

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eng

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Racism/Discrimination