Striving for Equality
In a country that likes to consider itself liberal, tolerant and welcoming just how does racism and inequality manifest itself in Great Britain?
Zita Holbourne has harnessed a lifetime of campaigning for social justice and workers rights into a remarkable anthology of poems; undoubtedly politically partisan, yet illuminating.
Holbourne uses her creativity and gift for words to paint often upsetting pictures of the impact of racism and the consequences of inequality. Here on New Chapter, we look at whether her views are an accurate light on the UK as it is today.
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