Matt Goodwin isn’t very British
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Started February 03, 2026
Britain’s finest hour was a fundamental rejection of petty ethnonationalism. Reform should remember that
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Matt Goodwin isn’t very British
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Feb 03, 2026
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Feb 03, 2026
A true British identity embraces diversity and rejects ethnonationalism, fostering unity and progress for all citizens.
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The rejection of ethnonationalism in Britain's history illustrates a commitment to inclusivity that should guide future reforms.
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Reforming national identity requires balancing the celebration of diversity with the recognition of historical British values.
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Rejecting ethnonationalism undermines national identity and can lead to a loss of cultural heritage that defines Britain.
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Emphasizing a singular British identity risks alienating various communities, which ultimately weakens societal cohesion.
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