and then director of Labour Friends of Israel, criticised Alibhai-Brown for writing in her column: "All three parties were lavishly entertained by the over-influential Friends of Israel." Berger said that Alibhai-Brown had not attended the LFI event or provided any evidence to sustain her comment. Berger insisted the hospitality ("house wine or orange juice and chips. Crisps and peanuts if you got to a bowl in time") was not lavish. Select bibliography The Colour of Love: Mixed Race Relationships (with Anne Montague) (1992). London: Virago. Racism (Points of View), (with Colin Brown) (1992). Hodder Wayland. No Place Like Home (1995). London: Virago. True Colours (1999). London: Institute for Public Policy Research. Who Do We Think We Are? Imagining the New Britain (2000). London: Penguin. After Multiculturalism (2000). London: Foreign Policy Centre. Mixed Feelings: The Complex Lives of Mixed Race Britons (2001). London: Women's Press. Some of My Best Friends Are... (2004). London: Politico's. The Settler’s Cookbook: A Memoir of Love, Migration and Food (2008). Portobello Books. New edition (2010) Granta Books. Refusing the Veil (2014). Biteback Publishing. Exotic England; The Making of a curious Nation (2015). Portobello. In Defence of Political Correctness (2018). Biteback Publishing. Ladies Who Punch: Fifty trailblazing women whose stories you should know (2020). Biteback Publishing. References External links Official website Columns at The Independent Column archive at The Guardian Column archive at New Statesman Published articles at Journalisted 1949 births Living people Alumni of Linacre College, Oxford British Asian writers Ugandan people of Indian descent British columnists British women columnists British social commentators British feminists British Ismailis British people of Indian descent British republicans British women journalists London Evening Standard people Makerere University alumni I (newspaper) journalists Members of the Order of the British Empire People from Kampala The Independent people Ugandan emigrants to the United Kingdom Ugandan feminists Ugandan Ismailis Ugandan women columnists Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom British newspaper journalists Khoja Ismailism