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Kenan MalikThe Guardian |
The Aukus deal reveals some still prefer to perpetuate the myth of the English as defenders of liberty than face the reality of today’s struggles
US inequalities of race and class within education and health provision are just as relevant to Britain
Michael K Williams, who died last week, embodied a role of power and nuance, seldom seen on screen
‘The native-born are surrendering their territory,’ says the novelist. This is the language of the BNP
Rich nations hoarding vaccines is a foretaste of a bounceback in which the west will use Covid to keep the poor in their place
Home Office policy is to regard asylum seekers with suspicion and find ways to reject them. There’s little sign of a sudden culture change
Remember the outrage at the threat from the European Super League? Is the current circus any better?
The pandemic has exploded the myths of lazy stereotypes of east v west
Without more nuanced regional and national planning, this laudable ambition will fail
The furore over presenter Guto Harri illustrates the dangers of reporting stories within self-imposed guidelines
The country’s social contract has broken, fuelled by corruption and extreme poverty
The malicious borders bill criminalises asylum seekers and anyone who helps them
So thin is the idea of Englishness that its primary symbol is eleven sportsmen
The powerful don’t answer for their deeds. Look at the latest from the tragedy’s inquiry
The writer offers a lucid account of debate where people take offence and act cruelly
From Muhammad Ali’s defiance to England players ‘taking a knee’, all athletic endeavour is grounded in social context
The NFL’s scandalous practice of refusing payouts to brain-injured black players was rooted in ‘systematic’ racism
We need more transparency before offering up our health information
If we fail to defend that right for speech we dislike, we will lose it for the speech we do like
Each side in this bitter conflict needs to recognise the other’s fears and aspirations
The former EU Brexit negotiator joins many other European politicians with his rhetoric
Draft laws that forbid one thing online but allow it offline betray a chilling agenda
The discovery of a child laid to rest in Africa 78,000 years ago indicates a value placed on life that we share
We have to adopt a less black-and-white approach to Napoleon, Churchill and their ilk
The inquiry is revealing how crony capitalism was central to the causes of the tragedy
The likes of Edward Said knew that the crucial issues of the day must be seen in shades of grey, not black and white
Creeping militarisation has made it ever easier to oppress – and kill – those like George Floyd
Malaria has still not been eradicated in the poorest countries, but that could be about to change
Forcing Syrians to return home shows the left apeing the far right in a race to the bottom
Criticism of Idris Elba’s TV character highlights the growing division between identity and perceived authenticity
Clubs, libraries and youth centres are vital to our lives as we move out of lockdown
The singer’s note-for-note copy of her second album is audacious but not worth listening to
How racist is the UK? The Sewell commission says it has answered the question. Instead, it has chosen easy polemics
The Batley school row reminds us that in a plural society conflict is not just inevitable but a sign of good health
Its major themes – the gig economy, official disinformation, the right to protest – all remain contemporary struggles
The Atlanta shootings are merely the latest symptom of a prejudice with a long history
A Tory MP invited Britain’s critics to ‘move to another country’, so whatever happened to free speech?
Under the cover of Covid, the government plans another assault on our civil liberties
Metrics used to calculate who the government puts an arm around have changed to favour the comfortable over the needy
Race should not be a factor in who turns the poetry of Amanda Gorman into Dutch
The Home Office claims the law won’t permit it to grant citizenship to Trevor Donald, whom it barred from Britain
However monstrous her actions in joining Isis, her citizenship isn’t conditional because her parents were born abroad
Social and economic changes have pushed people into ‘reluctant individualism’
Myanmar’s coup has brought thousands on to the streets, but in 2017 they were empty
Protests about the Woman’s Hour interview with Zara Mohammed ignore the fact that Emma Barnett’s no-nonsense style is unwavering
Meaningful discourse is lost when subtle arguments are boiled down to tribalism
The financial titans silenced the ‘retail investors’ who sought to boost an unloved video store chain
So many middle-class Britons identify as blue-collar in a bid for ‘authenticity’
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