Social Mobility and Making It in Modern Britain, with Hashi Mohamed and Razia Iqbal
Intelligence Squared
Exploring 'People Like Us': Identity and Social Mobility
This chapter delves into the profound implications of the title 'People Like Us', unraveling themes of belonging, alienation, and societal class distinctions through personal narratives. It recounts the challenges faced by a Somali family's immigrant experience in Northwest London, addressing the impact of cultural dislocation and violence in educational settings. The discussion critiques simplistic views of social mobility, advocating for a broader understanding of the systemic issues influencing individuals' paths to success.
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