‘Andrews takes the concepts that underpin so much of our woolly, contemporary talk about blackness, structural racism, pan-Africanism and – most of all – radicalism, and does the hard, essential work of re-inserting meaning and critique into the debate. An unflinching and authentic contribution.’
Afua Hirsch, author of Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging
‘No more timid, liberal bullsh*t or empty jingoism. Kehinde Andrews is a brilliant, black British intellectual who searingly and expertly reveals the meaning of real change, for those willing to face it.’
Russell Brand
‘Andrews is ferocious and brilliant and absolutely indispensable.’
Junot Díaz
‘Andrews pulls no punches. His concept of black radicalism is raw and powerful. This book is sure to provoke, and will gain him adversaries – both black and white – because of the home truths it exposes.’
Femi Nylander, Rhodes Must Fall Oxford
'A timely and important book capturing an important political moment in north Atlantic culture.’
Robert Beckford, BAFTA winning documentary filmmaker, and Professor of Theology, Canterbury Christ Church University
