Robin Richardson was until recently a director of the Insted consultancy in London, and previously was the director of the Runnymede Trust on racial justice issues. His blog is entitled The Prose and the Passion.
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Truth and Reconciliation in Post-Brexit Britain
The discourse about Brexit at and around Westminster is thick with either/or thinking. Every action and every person is one thing or another.Â
March 26, 2019
