Racialised Barriers: The Black Experience in the United States and England in the 1980's

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ISBN: 9780415077262 | 0415077265
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Copyright: 9/20/1994

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A systematic comparison of key differences and similarities in the experience of black people in the US and England amidst racial hostility. Small argues for an approach to combatting this built on shared racial identities.

Preface and acknowledgements
Introduction	p. 1
Setting the scene	p. 1
Unravelling the threads	p. 6
Historical divergence and convergence	p. 7
Racialised barriers, boundaries and identities	p. 15
The benefits of comparison	p. 16
The goals of this study	p. 21
Methodology	p. 24
Definitions and terminology	p. 35
Black people in the United States and England: a profile of the 1980s	p. 40
Black people in the United States	p. 44
Black people in England	p. 60
Exceptions to the rule	p. 73
Victims without a victim mentality	p. 76
Raclalised ideologies, class relations and the state	p. 80
The rearticulation of 'racism' in the United States	p. 84
The 'new racism' in England	p. 91
'New racisms' for old	p. 95
Some neglected ideologies	p. 98
Stratification and the Black 'middle class': talented tenth or black bourgeoisie?	p. 110
Talented tenth or Black bourgeoisie?	p. 114
Fragmentation and polarisation in the United States	p. 117
Class cleavage in England	p. 127
Moving the debate forward	p. 139
Racialised integration, harmony and parity	p. 147
Integration, harmony and parity in the United States	p. 151
Integration, harmony and parity in England	p. 160
Contrasting priorities, conflicting outcomes	p. 168
Still catchin' hell	p. 178
Raciaiised barriers and inequities	p. 180
Racialised ideologies and images	p. 183
Economic stratification and political affiliation	p. 185
Contradictions and conflicts in goals and priorities	p. 188
The changing terrain of the 1990s	p. 190
Confronting barriers, boundaries and identities	p. 193
Notes	p. 209
References	p. 221
Index	p. 239
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Racialised Barriers: The Black Experience in the United States and England in the 1980's

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