The Guardian opinion piece, on UK Politics, 14 November 2026

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It’s absurd that ‘Black English’ is not on the census. We should be free to claim that identity if we choose

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Calum Jacobs argues in a Guardian comment piece that the census in England should offer a Black English option, and that Black Englishness already exists whether or not the ONS records it. His facts on the bill, its backers and the census categories in Wales and Scotland match the Guardian's own news reports and other coverage. This review found nothing in the piece that misleads its reader.

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