Kenan Malik is a journalist and writer who contributes to various publications including Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and The Guardian. His work also appears in Yahoo Sports Canada. Kenan's articles cover a range of topics including ethics, artificial intelligence, social justice, migration, class, and inequality.
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Kenan Malik's articles predominantly focus on legal policy regulation, government & politics, and culture & society. His coverage is characterized by expert commentary on issues related to identity, nationality, immigration, exile, and literature.
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By: Kenan Malik
The unrelenting pursuit by America exposed how far officialdom will go to hide the truth
By: Kenan Malik
We live in societies that celebrate youth and youth culture, yet are governed by our elders
By: Kenan Malik
A drift from Labour has been as much about domestic issues as sectarian politics
By: Kenan Malik
Trump’s running mate was raised in poverty but he is typical of a new wave of elite politicians
By: Kenan Malik
The writer, who would have turned 100 this week, spoke to, and from, America’s moral conscience
By: Kenan Malik
Mainstream politicians have legitimised the far right to rebrand racism as white identity
By: Kenan Malik
Trade union rights, the welfare state, austerity… these are the issues that really affect lives
By: Kenan Malik
A new survey of social attitudes reveals a healthy scepticism about our past
By: Kenan Malik
Signs and symbols are increasingly being wielded by politicians around the world in place of reasoned debate about serious issues
If one town could be emblematic of the vicissitudes of blue-collar life in America, Springfield, Ohio, might be as good a pick as any. At the heart of the midwest, Springfield’s prosperity was built on manufacturing and publishing. But its decline began early. The giant Crowell-Collier publishing plant closed on Christmas Eve 1956. Three decades later, in 1983, Newsweek dedicated a whole issue to Springfield. Entitled “The American Dream”, it concluded sadly that “The times have not been hospitable to dreaming”.
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