Beyond the radical hour: the changing discourse on race and ethnicity in Britain

Andrew Pilkington

Beyond the radical hour: the changing discourse on race and ethnicity in Britain

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The article argues that the recent critique on multiculturalism is the indicative of a dominant discourse that marginalises any concern with racism.

Original language	English
Journal	LeftCentral
Volume	26 October
Publication status	Published - 26 Oct 2012

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Beyond the radical hour: the changing discourse on race and ethnicity in Britain

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