Media Diversified
Analysis. Stories. Aesthetics. By and from the diaspora.
Rashné Limiki has spent the past 15 years as an immigrant/educational-economic migrant. Her place in the UK is secured through academic work, but she finds escape and solace in writing. @rashnelimki
Brexit and the Trump election were certainly about class – but not so much about the alienation of the working classes as the prerogative of the middle classes and the wealthy. by rashné limiki I am sat on the train, across from six suited, young, white, English-sounding men – the kind that I walk quickly… Read More
The EU referendum debate has been raging for months now. Whilst it has droned on, as a nation we have come to accept that this isn’t really a discussion about our place in the global market place but a proxy for talking about how immigration threatens British identity. Who would be better placed then to… Read More
