A surge in Union Jacks and St George’s Cross flags has swept across Britain under the banner of “Operation Raise the Colours.” Supporters call it a show of patriotism, but critics warn of exclusion and intimidation. The debate came to a head on 13 September, when more than one hundred thousand people joined a march through London led by Tommy Robinson. With flags and protests colliding, what does this moment really tell us about identity and division?
