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Black Star

Name: Black Star
Brand: Pluto Press
SKU: 01332571
Price: 33.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Anandi Ramamurthy
ISBN: 9780745333489

Anandi Ramamurthy

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Codice Libristo: 01332571

Casa editrice Pluto Press, settembre 2013

Black Star documents the vibrant Asian Youth Movements in 1970s and 80s Britain who struggled agains... Descrizione completa

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Black Star documents the vibrant Asian Youth Movements in 1970s and 80s Britain who struggled against the racism of the street and the state. Anandi Ramamurthy shows how they drew inspiration from Black Power movements as well as anti-imperialist and workers' struggles across the globe. Drawing on her intimate knowledge and extensive research, Ramamurthy shows how the struggle to make Britain 'home' led to a broad-based identity where 'black' was a political colour inspiring unity amongst all those struggling against racism. Ramamurthy documents how by the late 1980s this broad based black identity disintegrated as Islamophobia became a new form of racism. In the process the legacy of the Asian Youth Movements has been largely hidden. Black Star retrieves this history and demonstrates its importance for political struggles today.