Few subjects divide opinion like diversity. Some see it as a matter of fairness, others as a source of new division, and many people sit somewhere in between. London Real has heard from authors, politicians, actors, a rugby referee and a champion boxer about race, identity, immigration and inclusion. Some guests talk about what it took to succeed in their own field; others challenge how diversity is discussed today. The guests do not agree with each other. Every full interview is free to watch.
From author Douglas Murray and BLEXIT founder Candace Owens to Navy SEAL turned congressman Dan Crenshaw, actor Richard Dreyfuss, Orange Is the New Black actress Jackie Cruz, rugby referee Nigel Owens MBE and boxer Cathy Brown: race, identity and belonging, from very different points of view.
Douglas Murray, an associate editor of The Spectator, discusses his book The Madness of Crowds, which examines the politics of gender, race and identity. Candace Owens, founder of the BLEXIT foundation, argues in Blackout that black Americans should break with the Democratic Party, which she says has a long history of racism, and in an earlier episode makes her case for reopening America. Richard Dreyfuss says what American children are taught scares him. Derek Laud, a former Conservative speechwriter, gives his view on immigration, and Tommy Robinson talks about grooming gangs and what he describes as cover-ups.
Nigel Owens MBE, the Welsh international rugby union referee, talks about respect. Jackie Cruz explains how Orange Is the New Black opened new doors for her and why she looks up to women who lead with their hearts. Cathy Brown describes becoming the first female boxer to be crowned British champion. Dan Crenshaw, a former US Navy SEAL officer who went on to serve in Congress for Texas, talks about resilience in what he calls an era of outrage. Each talks frankly about the path they took to the top of their field.
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Who has London Real interviewed about diversity? Brian Rose has interviewed Douglas Murray, Candace Owens, Dan Crenshaw, Richard Dreyfuss, Jackie Cruz, Nigel Owens, Cathy Brown, Derek Laud and Tommy Robinson, among others.
Do the guests support diversity policies? Views differ. Douglas Murray and Candace Owens challenge how race and identity are discussed today, while guests such as Jackie Cruz, Nigel Owens and Cathy Brown speak about their own experience of succeeding in their fields.
Are the full diversity episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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