Abstract

Intolerant Britain? Hate, Citizenship and Difference is a book written by Derek McGhee. It takes the readers through the varied of existing social complications that exist in the British society. It is studies the persisting racism, institutional racism, Islamophobia, Homophobia, asylophobia and community segregation through an array of case studies. The book further examines the various strategic, legislative and political advances that took place so as to confront the social injustices. Throughout the pages of the book, McGhee elaborates upon the necessity to recognize that all of these stratagems are a part of the Government’s wider intention which is to revitalize and bring novel meaning to British citizenship.

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