crystal_e_fall's review against another edition
Really interesting beginning and a plethora of good points, but felt it became a bit repetitive towards the second half. Coupled with a quite dense writing style I felt I'd rather move on to something else.
alycia's review against another edition
5.0
An informative examination of South Asian diaspora in Britain across generations with an intersectional approach. Brah also challenges problematic binaries of "Western" and "non-Western" culture, and does not only frame arguments through the lens of conflict between cultures - which was refreshing. I found the focus on the different strands of South Asian migration (from the sub-continent or from East Africa), and the close look at class relations among racialised/non-racliased groups particularly interesting.
hoppingpages's review against another edition
challenging
emotional
hopeful
informative
reflective
sad
4.5
Homing is hard and complicated but worthy of the effort.
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