…So to me it’s not about black, white, Asian, whatever. To me, it’s about literature for everybody, you know. There’s a lot of literature and it should represent us, basically – male, female, whatever kind of nationality or racial background you come from: that’s the kind of literature I want to see in the world and hopefully I’m making my own little contribution.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "…So to me it’s not about black, white, Asian, whatever. To me, it’s about literature for everybody, you know. There’s a lot of literature and it should represent us, basically – male, female, whatever kind of nationality or racial background you come from: that’s the kind of literature I want to see in the world and hopefully I’m making my own little contribution." in the context of "On his philosophy regarding literature in “Benjamin Zephaniah interview: To me it’s not about black, white, Asian; it’s about literature for everybody” in The Guardian (14 October 2014)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.