Kehinde Andrews

The title is sarcastic.

And I think it can draw people in who are feeling a little bit despondent, and maybe it'll get them to then go and set up a, a local project, get invol- get involved, turn up to a protest, read Kehinde Andrews and R- Reni Eddo-Lodge and Kojo Karram and all of these other incredible thinkers who, um, are talking about th- things that aren't necessarily, uh, covered in the book.

I mean, listen, it, it proved to be so prescient because, you know, it was published, uh, just before the Brexit referendum.

Obviously, that whole campaign was sort of steeped in kind of anti-immigrant rhetoric.

It was the biggest story in the country.

The British fashion corporation, Sly News, they were blanketing the airwaves with race propagandists like Kehinde Andrews and Dawn Butler.

GB News did not cover it once because they were too terrified to go there.

That doesn't work.