Against Decolonisation

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The book explores the aftermath of George Floyd's killing, highlighting a moral panic that led to the dismantling of historical symbols in the US and UK. It examines how universities became battlegrounds for fringe theories that gained mainstream acceptance, as activists and university officials promoted a binary perspective of morality. This worldview emphasizes sin and the need for redemption through the rejection of Western identity, raising questions about cultural heritage and societal values in the context of ongoing racial discourse.