When I first started writing my book I was very adamant that the lens I was using to look at the world should be pointing outwards, not inwards.

I had become fatigued by first-person confessional journalism, almost always from women, that delved into the secrets of our lives

in order to politically interpret the world around us. White men never have to do this.

I felt quite strongly that I should be taken as seriously as the middle-aged white guy writer who gets to be objective without ever having to speak about his personal life. But in this episode I've decided to flip-flop on what I once

believed for two key reasons. The first being once the book came out I realize people wanted to know. They wanted to know who I was,

where exactly I had come from, and how on earth a book like this one made it to publication.

The second reason is more simple.

My producer said I should do it.

So this week I will be in the hot seat.

And I've enlisted the help of the comedian Nishkuma who will be our dirt digger in chief.

In this country, in 15 or 20 years time, the black man will have the whip hand over the white man. The whites have become black.

The whites matter.

Black lives matter.

Black lives matter.

Black lives matter.

I don't call it bratting, I call it an insurrection.

The whites have become black.

If you open your door to to uncontrolled immigration from Middle Eastern countries, you are advising

in terrorism.

The British people have voted to leave the European Union and their will must be respected. Welcome to About Race with Rennie Edo Lodge.

So what do you describe your job as?

Author. And do you consider your job as? Author?

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