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Afterwoke: from identity to unity

Last updated: July 11, 2025 12:25 am
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The recent book tour for Ash Sarkar’s debut work, “Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War,” has caused quite a stir in the literary and political spheres. As a prominent left-wing journalist, writer, lecturer, and political commentator, Sarkar has sparked intense debates and discussions surrounding the divisive nature of culture wars in the UK.

In a series of interviews and media appearances leading up to the book’s release, Sarkar boldly proclaimed that “Woke is dead” and offered a new vision for the future of politics. Her critiques of mainstream identity politics and the obsession with language and debate rather than material injustices have resonated with many readers and listeners.

Sarkar’s analysis delves into the limitations of liberal identity politics, highlighting the need for solidarity and collective action to dismantle systemic oppressions like capitalism and imperialism. She draws inspiration from the Combahee River Collective, a group of Black feminist thinkers from the 1970s who emphasized the intersectional nature of oppression and the importance of challenging power structures.

“Minority Rule” challenges the narrative that marginalized groups pose a threat to the majority, arguing instead that this fear is manufactured by political and media elites to maintain control and distract from real social issues. The book explores unethical media practices, biased journalism, and economic inequality, with a particular focus on societal unrest and efforts to suppress dissent.

While some may view Sarkar’s arguments as controversial, her no-nonsense approach adds to the growing body of literature on modern inequality and the need for radical thinking and economic justice. By weaving personal anecdotes into her theoretical framework, Sarkar reminds readers that the fight for justice is not only necessary but deeply personal for all of us.

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As a journalist and writer based in London, Diyora Shadijanova will be speaking at the Resurgence Festival of Wellbeing in 2025, where she will further explore the themes of “Minority Rule” and engage with audiences on issues of social justice and unity. The book is available at all good bookstores and offers a thought-provoking perspective on the complexities of the culture war and the path towards a more just and equitable society.

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