Kenan Malik argues that the adoption of multiculturalism and the celebration of difference by liberals and the left has led to them defending positions regarding identity and immigration that perpetuates racial difference at the expense of community and collectivity.

One thing that debates about immigration throughout the past half century have had in common is that they have not really been about immigration at all, argues Kenan Malik.

The left’s pursual of a multiculturalist agenda leaves little room for a progressive vision of society.

The politics of ideology has given way to the politics of identity, creating a more fragmented Britain, and one where many groups assert their identity through a sense of victimhood and grievance.

The question of whether medicine should be colourblind depends on the particular problem we want to address.

The one question no one will ask in the immigration

Scarmongering about Islamophobia is being used for political ends and is damaging to British Muslims.