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Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging

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Afua Hirsch examines British identity through the experience of growing up mixed-race and repeatedly having her sense of belonging questioned. Her account connects personal memories with Britain's imperial history and present racial divisions. An attempt to find a home in Senegal exposes how deeply British she feels, complicating the identity she hoped to claim.

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Afua Hirsch

Afua Hirsch examines race, empire, culture, and identity across nonfiction, journalism, broadcasting, and film. Raised in Wimbledon with a strong connection to her family’s Ghanaian heritage, she studied philosophy, politics, and economics at Oxford, worked for the Open Society Institute in Dakar, and qualified as a barrister in England and Wales.

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First published
2018
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
337
Language
English
Genre
Memoir
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