How can you describe post-colonial influences on individual's identity in Britain in Hanif Kureishi's " The Buddha of Suburbia?"

One of
the most evident post-colonial influences present in Kurieshi's work is the role of race and
racism in the modern setting.  Karim struggles with understanding how multiple forces converge
and diverge in forming his identity.  For Karim, race and class are two of many elements that
play critical roles in forming his identity, going to London, pursuing the theatre, and
determining who he is and how he shall live.  The opening words of the narrative that reflect
Karim is "almost entirely English" helps to bring to light the
post-colonial...