Ellah Allfrey

Making sense of an unjust world

<p class="p1"><span class="s1">Three writers confront prejudice in Australia, Britain and the US — and find it as deep-rooted as ever</span></p>

  • The Hate Race

    Maxine Beneba Clarke

    Corsair, pp. 259

  • Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race

    Reni Eddo-Lodge

    Bloomsbury, pp. 249

  • Notes from No Man’s Land

    Eula Biss

    Fitzcarraldo Editions, pp. 215

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