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Racism

5 articles, sorted by name / date

A storm breaks over Anfield »

Luis Suárez

In the past few months, one word has become synonymous with Liverpool FC and with the Premier League in general: racism. On an international scale, Sepp Blatter made headlines before Christmas when he was quoted saying that racism on the pitch could be...

Wed 18 Jan 2012 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

Racism in the Mainstream »

Over the last few years, much of liberal England has given up on the idea that racism is a significant social problem. Instead the real problem is taken to be social fragmentation exacerbated by multiculturalism. For every mention of institutional raci...

Wed 11 Nov 2009 by Arun Kundnani | Read more »

Roma in Europe: Racism alive and well »

Gay McDougall

The images earlier this month of far right supporters armed with stones and petrol bombs besieging a Roma community in the town of Litvinov in the Czech Republic are a powerful reminder that violent racism is not a distant memory in the European Union....

Sat 22 Nov 2008 by Gay McDougall | Read more »

The rise of the majority »

Just when it feels as though the last nail had been hammered into multiculturalism’s coffin, another public figure appears with an anvil. The latest celebrity critic of everyone’s pet ideological hate is Anglican Bishop Michael Nasir-Ali. N...

Thu 02 Oct 2008 by Pathik Pathak | Read more »

Irn-Bru Company signs deal with American 'shock-jock' »

Irn Bru

Scotland’s largest soft drink manufacturer, AG Barr, has signed a deal to sell a new energy drink owned by one of America’s most outspoken right-wing ‘shock-jock’ families.Barr, otherwise known as “The Irn-Bru Company&rdqu...

Tue 20 Nov 2007 by Graham Mackay | Read more »

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