Kelvin MacKenzie on his transformation from the editor of a populist anti-immigrant newspaper to someone who now knows just how much migration has done for this country. He feels he is in a minority: a white man who supports migrants and takes on the increasingly hysterical anti-minority lobbies and communities. In this remarkable essay he reminds us of the economic, cultural and historical importance of immigration. An unexpected book by a man famous for speaking his mind.
Author Biography
Kelvin MacKenzie: Kelvin MacKenzie is a former newspaper editor, broadcaster and media commentator. He was the editor of The Sun newspaper (owned by Rupert Murdoch's News International group) between 1981 and 1994.
