Gary Younge | |
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Gary Younge was born in 1969 in
Stevenage, Hertfordshire in the south of England. He studied French and Russian
and taught English to refugees in Sudan. Since joining the Guardian in 1994, he has written extensively from the United States, South Africa and throughout Europe on social and political issues. In 1999 he published No Place Like Home, a provocative and passionate polemic about race in Britain and the United States. Gary Younge presently works as a feature writer in the Guardian and lives in London. |
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