Best book on equality.

My politics is somewhere between Douglas Murray and June Sarpong. There are parts I disagree with however I think this issue is extremely important. How we go about it, I find is often hijacked by groups who have their own agenda. June Sarpong not only keeps a moderate view but backs up her opinion with decent facts and examples. This book does not get the recognition it should.

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does exactly what it said it would do

loved how realistic it looked at current problems and have real solutions you can do

June Sarpong for Prime Minister!

This is a balanced and thought provoking book on how we can work on ourselves first, and then take that out in to society to make changes there.

Alongside often uncomfortable insights and truths, and dialogue on checking our bias, the idea of being willing to engage with people with different political views to ourselves feels particularly important right now. At a time when deep divisions are being stoked in to violence, we need understanding and open dialogue more than ever. Please read this book.

Excellent

Excellent, loved reading about the difference points of views and things to consider, and the economic and cultural enrichment benefit to everyone (backed by oxford university’s research).

Thought Provoking

If you keep up to date with current affairs you will think there is nothing you don’t already know however June has a way of illustrating her points which is thought provoking. How is it that as a human race we are so similar and yet so different? Can we as individuals do anything about it that would make a difference?

A good starting point for discussions on diversity

Such a complex topic that certainly cannot be covered in detail in one book alone

Mostly good...

The Tory bashing got a bit much in places but overall, it was pretty enjoyable.