In Identity Politics: A Brief Guide, Julian Henley provides an enlightening yet scathing critique of the divisive nature of identity politics and its impacts on society. With razor-sharp wit, he skewers the absurdities and hypocrisies of the "woke elite" and their stifling of free speech and individuality. Henley offers a compelling call for more nuanced conversations on complex issues, emphasizing judging people as individuals rather than by identity groups. He warns that obsessive identity politics corrodes our common humanity and advocates for a return to open dialogue and common sense.