Harriet Sergeant is a renowned journalist and author whose work revolves around racism and the relationship between different races. With a career spanning several decades, Harriet has written extensively on these topics and their impact on society. In her first book published in 1985, she investigated apartheid in South Africa, highlighting the injustices and struggles faced by individuals in a racially divided society.

In her latest book, Among the Hoods, published in 2012, Harriet delves into her twelve-year friendship with a South London gang, providing a unique perspective on their lives and experiences. Aside from her books, Harriet has also written six reports for Think Tanks, including Wasted, an in-depth investigation into the challenges faced by white working-class and black Caribbean boys. Her work is based on thorough academic research and extensive interviews, delivering thought-provoking insights.

Harriet's articles have appeared in reputable publications such as the Sunday Times, the Financial Times, the Daily Mail, the Sun, the Spectator, and Standpoint. She is a regular contributor to TV and radio shows and has made appearances on programs like Any Questions, Question Time, Newsnight, and Today. Harriet's latest work is a thrilling novel titled Parrots Over Babylon, co-written with Marlon Campbell, exploring a mystery and a love story set in London