Vaccine, National Identity, and Governance

This chapter explores personal experiences with the COVID vaccine amidst frustrations about its effectiveness, while intertwining discussions on free expression and national identity within the UK. It examines the complexities of policing, immigration rights, and the balance between nationalism and globalism, suggesting a need for community-focused dialogue on these pressing issues. Additionally, it reflects on the power dynamics of governance in both the UK and the US, highlighting individual cases and their broader implications on public perception and immigration policies.