11. Out of 5.

Professor Andrews offers an insightful, unflinching commentary on the state of popular discussion on racism and Whiteness in the UK today. There's a grim humour to Andrews' tone as he dissects the unrelenting nonsense of Whiteness. It's acidic, eating away at various White delusions. As a White reader, this is not a 'feel good' book, even with the nod to a better future in the final chapter. The only solution is the end of the world as we know it. This is a timely book that tells the truth. I wondered whether Andrews veered into "ontological Blackness" at points, but I'll leave that for Black readers to decide.