Political blackness in multiracial Britain / Mohan Ambikaipaker.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ambikaipaker, Mohan, author.

Series:

Ethnography of political violence

The ethnography of political violence

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Racism--England--London--History--21st century.

Racism.

Immigrants--England--London--Social conditions--History--21st century.

Immigrants.

Immigrants--Political activity--England--London--History--21st century.

Minorities--England--London--Social conditions--21st century.

Minorities.

Minorities--Political activity--England--London--21st century.

Minorities--Political activity.

Social conditions.

Immigrants--Political activity.

History.

London (England)--Race relations--History--21st century.

London (England).

Immigrants--Social conditions.

Minorities--Social conditions.

Race relations.

England--London.

Genre:

History.

Physical Description:

xiv, 254 pages ; 24 cm.

Place of Publication:

Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press, [2018]

Contents:

Chapter 1 'There Is Nothing Nice to See Here, Sir. You Go to Central London": The Colonial-Racial Zone of East London p. 12

Chapter 2 'They Do Not Look Like People Who Would Do This": Amina's Struggles Against Everyday Political Whiteness p. 38

Chapter 3 "Would They Do This to Tony Blair's Daughter?" Gillian's Struggle Against Intersectional Racial Violence p. 66

Chapter 4 "We Are Terrified of You!" British Muslim Women and Gendered Anti-Muslim Racism p. 96

Chapter 5 'The War on Terror Has Become a War on Us": The Forest Gate Antiterror Raid and Counterterror Citizenship p. 126

Chapter 6 "If Political Blackness Is So Damn Difficult, Why Do You Keep It?" Cilius's Passage to Post-War on Terror Political Blackness p. 158.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9780812250305

0812250303

OCLC:

1006440097