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Tomiwa Owolade is a New Statesman contributing writer and the author of the forthcoming book This is Not America.
The story of black Britain cannot be reduced to a myth.
By Tomiwa OwoladeHow immigration is revitalising British churches.
By Tomiwa OwoladeThe historian is right that Britain’s colonial legacy is morally complex. So why is his defence of it so…
By Tomiwa OwoladeIdeology alone does not explain police killings in the United States.
By Tomiwa OwoladeRace experts are pushing flimsy solutions to real problems.
By Tomiwa OwoladeThere are many ways to be black, as new books by Kenan Malik and Colin Grant show –and a…
By Tomiwa OwoladeThe mendacious Republican’s unquestioned claims about his Jewish heritage and sexuality demonstrate we should stick to the facts.
By Tomiwa OwoladeIt is possible to both view climate change as an existential crisis and support JK Rowling’s view on trans…
By Tomiwa OwoladeIn his new book, A Revolution Betrayed, Peter Hitchens overstates the merits of selection in state education.
By Tomiwa Owolade