Ash Sarkar

Ash Sarkar

journalist United Kingdom

Ash Sarkar is a British journalist, political commentator, and contributing editor at Novara Media, known for her outspoken views on identity politics and her role in the left-wing media landscape. Born and raised in north London, she gained prominence for her appearances on television discussion panels, where she often challenges political narratives with wit and clarity. Sarkar's recent book, 'Minority Rule,' critiques the divisive nature of contemporary identity politics, arguing for a return to a more unified working-class movement. Despite her self-described conflict-averse nature, she has become a polarizing figure in political discourse, engaging vigorously with both allies and opponents alike, while also facing significant backlash on social media.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Leftwing commentator and author Ash Sarkar told Parker about learning to understand and harness her anger as a self-protective response to racist and sexist attacks. 7

The Guardian: Is it true that I ‘don’t get angry’? Or am I actually dangerously suppressing it? | Well actually

Sweden Sweden: Ash Sarkar is a British journalist and activist who discusses identity politics in her debut book 'Minority rule'. 8

Dagens Nyheter: Edgar Mannheimer: Ash Sarkars ”Minority rule” är knivskarp