Introduktion
Over the past decade, there has been a remarkable doubling in the proportion of Britons who identify with mixed-ethnic backgrounds, a trend that continues to grow.

Consequently, the notion of "Britishness" has emerged as a prominent and evolving subject within British society.

Utdrag
Within British discourse, the term "BAME" (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) is frequently employed, although it is viewed as problematic by those it seeks to describe.

Many individuals of mixed ethnic origins believe that this label perpetuates division between white individuals and others, oversimplifying and homogenizing their diverse backgrounds.

This label, they argue, fails to acknowledge their unique identities as Asian/British, African/British, and so on.