'British culture'

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I'm not really interested in engaging with anything where "British" is:

1. Treated like one homogenised culture (that homogenised culture ALWAYS being English and ignoring the minority languages/cultures/nations here). And...
2. It's completely ignored that the modern usage of "British" is very much a political term that begun existence with the Acts of Union. I.e., not the usage that just implies Britain as an island, or the "British Isles"¹, or British being used to mean Common-Brythonic-speaking peoples and their language.

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¹: Although personally I think we should retire those geographical uses since they're just not politically neutral terms, and at worst have connotations of cultural genocide of the non-English nations of these isles at the hands of the English, and making us all "British". Think of that quote "Britishness is a political synonym for Englishness which extends English culture over the Scots, the Welsh, and the Irish". And I would add that the Cornish could very well do with being added to that quote.