Brexit is not really about making Britain imperial again
Polls show many British voters, especially older ones, remain proud of the empire. But there is little evidence that imperial nostalgia played a large part in the Brexit vote.
BRITAIN remains roiled by a struggle, both political and cultural, to leave the European Union. Hundreds of thousands demonstrated in London this weekend for a second referendum; more than 5 million signed a petition demanding that Brexit be scrapped entirely. Prime Minister Theresa May, face more deeply etched with exhaustion every day, stands firm on her plan to exit.
The country is an object of amazement and pity on the part of for…
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