I was a guest on BBC Radio 4’s Start the Week last week discussing with Matthew D’Ancona and Minouche Shafik questions about identity politics, race, class and the social contract. Here’s a link to the programme.
For more on identity politics, a few of my essays, talks and interviews on the subject:
The rise of white identity politics
Identity politics – the interview
The history and politics of white identity
Not all politics is identity politics
Free speech in an age of identity politics
On Mark Lilla’s critique of identity politics
White identity and demographic change
Pandaemonium 
Very interesting discussion, although I can’t help but think that Matthew D’Acona take on things is somewhat under analysed. He appears to be trying to argue that what is clearly an inherent feature of identity politics is merely a bug we can wish away if just try hard enough. He also appears to be confusing people with similar interests based on an aspect of their identity uniting to act together, with modern identity politics.