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Britons Are Stranded on Matthew Arnold’s ‘Dover Beach,’ as Fresh Riots Erupt Nightly

The country is like a melting-pot, yes — but a melting-pot of molten anger.

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Police officers face protesters at Rotherham, England, Sunday. Danny Lawson/PA via AP
JULIE BURCHILL
JULIE BURCHILL

France had the Terror and Spain the Civil War, England had a few yobs rioting against our Caribbean community in the 1950s, a few scuffles between left and right in the 1970s, and a smattering of burning and looting 13 years ago.

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JULIE BURCHILL
JULIE BURCHILL

Ms. Burchill has been writing from Britain for close to 50 years. Her latest book, 'Welcome to the Woke Trials,' was brought out in 2021 by Academica Press.

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