Demographic Shifts and Cultural Identity in Britain

This chapter explores the implications of demographic changes in Britain, particularly the decline of the white British population and its effects on national identity. The discussion critiques the notion that culture can be separated from ethnicity while examining issues of community, immigration, and the evolving definitions of Englishness. Furthermore, it addresses contemporary racial dynamics and societal concerns related to perceived discrimination and safety, emphasizing the complexities of assimilation and cultural integration.