Progressive narratives around race, immigration, colonization, and empire have gone off the rails. Ahistorical notions about "white, Western colonizers" have warped politics to the point of nonsense. As a result, conversations around "cultural appropriation" have made everything from dreadlocks to hoop earrings to Mexican food a subject of debate. DEI policies have made a laughing stock of our institutions.Mass immigration, supported by progressives as a means to assuage their "white guilt" and to “be kind” is destroying Britain, yet to criticize these policies is framed as "racist."
Meghan Murphy speaks with Marie Kawthar Daouda about all this and more. Marie is a Moroccan and French academic, a lecturer at Oriel College (University of Oxford), and the author of Not Your Victim: How our Obsession with Race Entraps and Divides Us, published by Polity Press.
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