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Natives
Akala's 'Natives' unpacks how race and class are not separate forces, but deeply intertwined realities shaping individual lives and societal structures.
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“Akala's 'Natives' unpacks how race and class are not separate forces, but deeply intertwined realities shaping individual lives and societal structures.”
— Akala, Natives
Race, Class, Identity, British Society
If you've ever felt the subtle friction of being judged by categories that don't capture your full story, or wondered why some conversations about identity feel incomplete, and this will help you see what to do next.
Akala, a BAFTA and MOBO award-winning artist, journalist, and activist, draws on his lived experience and sharp intellect to dissect the intricate ways race and class shape identity and opportunity in modern Britain.