Badenoch's approach to gender and ethnicity in political discourse raises questions about the effectiveness of identity as a tool for invalidating opposition.
Despite the perceived emergence of a more assertive Tory leadership, Kemi Badenoch's tactics evoke the very identity politics she seems to reject.
Badenoch cites her identity as a strategic advantage against Labour, arguing it undermines their ability to portray right-wing figures as prejudiced.
The political landscape is shifting as Badenoch positions herself as a formidable challenger, using her gender and ethnicity to counteract criticisms.
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