The Good Immigrant is a collection of 21 essays from British Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic writers and artists who come together to explore what it means to be a person of colour in contemporary Britain.
1. Nikesh Shukla on the importance of language:
2. Varaidzo on the unofficial guide to being black:
3. Chimene Suleyman on the burden of a name:
4. Vera Chok on being ‘Yellow’:
5. Daniel York Loh on finding a childhood hero:
6. Himesh Patel on the responsibility of acting:
7. Nish Kumar on comedy and context:
8. Reni Eddo-Lodge on discovering black Britishness:
9. Wei Ming Kam on the 'model minority':
10. Darren Chetty on diversity in children's literature:
11. Kieran Yates on going home:
12. Coco Khan on asking "Is that why they want me?":
13. Inua Ellams on barbershops and black masculinity:
14. Sabrina Mafouz on immigrant and UK fashion:
15. Riz Ahmed on being typecast as a terrorist:
16. Sarah Sahim on perpetuating casteism:
17. Salena Godden on the meaning of shade:
18. Miss L on finding roles beyond the wife of a terrorist:
19. Bim Adewunmi on tokenism:
20. Vinay Patel on death, tradition, and religion:
21. Musa Okwonga on 'The Ungrateful Country':
