Race, class and Brent
Published in Race & Class 29/1, Summer 1987 Increasingly, over the past year, the Tory government (supported by its satraps in the gutter press) has given up even …
Racism
Introduction: ‘Policing Against Black People’
‘…the public image of the policeman has changed from that of the citizen in uniform to the paramilitary riot controller behind whom lurks the shadow of the soldier.’ Professor Terence …
Lowest of the Low
An Introduction to Lowest of the Low by Gunter Wallraff (Methuen 1988) There is a massive sea-change going on within society as it moves from an industrial to a technological …
Racism in the Arts in Britain: struggle for Black Arts
First published in Race & Class 28/1, Summer 1986 and including a speech at the Africa Centre given 8 May 1986 During the last year the field of Black Arts …
Race, caste and class in South Africa
First published in Race & Class, 22/3, Winter 1981 Race, class and caste in South Africa – an open letter to No Sizwe Dear Comrade, I read your book on …
Race, Class and the State 2 (Grunwick and the report on the West Indian community)
First published in Race & Class, 19/1, Summer 1977 Two recent events have further elucidated the strategies of the state vis-à-vis the black community and, more especially, the black section …
James Baldwin (book review)
A review of James Baldwin: a collection of critical essays edited by Kenneth Kinnamon (Prentice-Hall, 1974) We try to forget Baldwin or, rather, we try to remember him as the …
Vicious Circle (Book review)
Vicious Circle. By WILFRED WOOD and JOHN DOWNING (London, S.P.C.K., 1968). 88 pp. 6s. The Closed Race Relations in Britain Today. By DICK PIXLEY (London, Geoffrey Chapman, 1968). 140 pp. …