Ethnic Tensions and Identity in Britain

This chapter delves into the rise of violent uprisings in England, primarily fueled by the ethnic British population's reactions to non-British migrants. It analyzes the complexities of ethnic identity within the context of historical and contemporary immigration, emphasizing the limitations of simplistic categorizations like BAME. The discussion culminates in a critique of current immigration policies and the impact of such classifications on societal tensions, drawing parallels to global ethnic conflicts.