Racism
The thrils and perils of the language of blackness
Stereotypes, in-jokes and who has the right to deploy them
This is why Boris Johnson's new stop and search proposals are so dangerous
Communities afflicted by violence need care, not criminalisation. But our new Prime Minister is more interested in playing to bigoted populist sentiments than in supporting BAME citizens
Where does the left’s race problem come from?
Traditionally tolerant, a new form of essentialism has gripped parts of the left
Is Britain ready for a populist prime minister?
The forces of nationalism are on the rise around the world. They could carry a demagogue to Downing Street
I used to find security at the synagogue laborious—not anymore
The synagogue means different things to different people, but I never really felt unsafe there. After what happened in Pittsburgh, that feels naive
We must call out anti-semitism when it's on our own side—not just when it's politically expedient
The responses to the Telegraph's dog-whistle front page were highly predictable—on both sides of the political spectrum. It's time we started calling out hatred wherever it appears
Toni Morrison, 1931-2019: On the origins of prejudice
We aren’t born prejudiced in the womb but learn to treat strangers differently by example
Anti-Zionism vs anti-Semitism: it is becoming a distinction without a difference
At least, it is in Corbyn's Labour Party
Is Britain a racist country?
Most Britons, of all backgrounds, try their best
A message to Sweden’s timid left: talk about immigration or fade into irrelevance
The far-right Sweden Democrats are topping the polls, and no wonder
How prejudiced are we anyway?
Good will to all men?
Will the French local elections make Le Pen a serious contender?
The upcoming local polls are seen as a milestone for the far-right insurgent