Is it wrong that I am mixed but constantly find myself wishing I was white?

I am half Carribean English and half White English. In the UK people usually treat you any different based on skin colour as long as you are British, but I often find myself wishing I was white(much to my disgust and guilt every time I look at my Dad), because culturally and personality wise I identify as white and my best and oldest friends and the family I know best are white, is this wrong?

Theres nothing wrong with not being white. Being British involves more than being just white, multiculturalism and accepting people from different diversities is what makes up British culture imo.

Lol, no.

If the British public like multiculturalism so much, why is white flight such a common phenomenon in every town and city that has seen high levels of immigration? Why do most whites (consciously or not) choose not to live in majority non-white areas? Just look at this map of London showing the distribution of the white population across the city. Notice anything? Like those vast areas where almost no white people live anymore?


(You can look for yourself which ethnicities make up the blank spaces now https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_groups_in_London#Ethnic_breakdown)

Decades worth of opinion polls consistently show that the overwhelming majority of British people are opposed to immigration. The public never volunteered to become a multicultural society and I doubt they ever would have had we actually been given a say in the matter. Mass immigration and the resulting 'multiculturalism', was imposed upon us from the top down without consent, and now we all just expected to view it as one of our core 'values' and pretend we all love it, but deep down most people don't. I dare say even the non-whites don't really like multiculturalism, made quite clear by the fact they nearly always end up segregating into their own ethnic enclaves whenever their numbers become large enough.