CLEAN : British rapper Akala talks politics ahead of UK election

The transcript discusses the dynamics of power and privilege in society, critiquing the limited impact of voting on political change. It highlights the influence of economic and social structures, examining mainstream political culture and its role in managing poverty rather than alleviating it. The narrative questions the authenticity of democracy and the societal structures that perpetuate inequality.

In what way does the speaker connect radical ideas to societal structures?

What is the speaker's perspective on the rise of UKIP in relation to mainstream political culture?