Racism Follow

Much of the media eagerly publicised the news that professor Angus Dalgleish was due to make a speech attacking migrants.

David Cameron has been outraged at racism this week.

French prime minister Manuel Valls claimed last week that refugees coming into Europe were threatening “the very idea of Europe”.

The fallout from last month’s Paris attacks has fuelled a rise in racism—and resistance to it, reports Judith Orr

The world was horrified by shootings and suicide bombings that killed at least 129 people in Paris on Friday of last week.

Racism distorts culture and produces toxic stereotypes. But Ken Olende warns against throwing out the class solidarity that our rulers fear in opposition to ‘cultural appropriation’

David Cameron stands in a long tradition of British politicians turning away refugees. Sadie Robinson takes on their myths

Why is this happening at what can we do to solve it? Nick Clark answers your questions

Many politicians would have us believe that working class people are racist. They say they talk about immigration so much to address people’s “real concerns”.

It is ‘common sense’ that black people should organise separately to fight racism. But a socialist strategy of unity is more effective at winning change

I welcome the discussion in the pages of Socialist Review about the Exhibit B controversy. I don’t think it is right to call the exhibition racist, but I still signed the petition to cancel the exhibition as I believed that showing Exhibit B at the Barbican would help to reinforce racism. Brett Bailey said about...

After hearing that hundreds of racists had joined in the lynching and mutilation of a black labourer, Robert Charles called on black people to take up arms in self-defence. John Newsinger tells his incredible story.