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The story delves into the challenges faced by Jason, a London-based computing professional of Caribbean descent, and Alice, a naive nurse from the countryside, as they navigate their interracial romance amidst rising racial tensions triggered by police brutality. Jason grapples with societal expectations and his attraction to White women, while Alice confronts the realities of their relationship in a polarized society. Together, they face external pressures and personal dilemmas, questioning the depth of their love and commitment in a world that complicates their union.

Exploring the complexities of Diversity and Inclusion, this book delves into the often-hidden motives behind seemingly altruistic initiatives. It challenges the reader to confront the darker aspects of these movements, revealing how they can sometimes serve self-interests rather than genuine progress. By examining real-world examples and case studies, the text prompts critical reflection on the true impact of such initiatives in society.

The African diaspora have been subjected to oppression for decades since the end of the transatlantic slave trade. In recent times this oppression has been most visible in the form of live killing and murder executed by law enforcement officers. However, the extent of the problems that face people of colour in the West are not limited to police brutality; the challenges are much broader spanning across every area of society: from politics and law to health and housing to economics and entrainment. Not only are the challenges wide-ranging, they are often interconnected. Following the death of George Floyd and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, for the first-time people from all walks of life in the West stood up together to push back against racial oppression. This book provides an overview of the key challenges facing the African Diaspora, how things can be improved, and how they are related.