I never thought I could be English. Now I am not sure if I want to be

In the aftermath of the Brexit referendum, the English are sliding away from subtle differentiations and towards simplistic identities. I have found they are easier to join—and all the more awful for it

By Peter Pomerantsev

December 8, 2019

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Peter Pomerantsev is the author of “This Is Not Propaganda: Adventures in the War Against Reality” (Faber)

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