UNDER HEAVY MANNERS : A CONSIDERATION OF RACISM, BLACK
01 January 1991
UNDER HEAVY MANNERS : A CONSIDERATION OF RACISM, BLACK
YOUTH CULTURE, AND CRIME IN BRITAIN
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M Brake
Crime Social Justice, 1983 (20) pp1-15
The background to the public disorder of 1981 is
discussed in terms of the racist implications of immigration
and race relations law, the impact of racial prejudice in
housing, education, and employment, poor police community
relations, and the development of a politically aware black
youth culture. 20 references
United Kingdom, unemployment, racial discrimination, inner
city, public order, riot, ethnic minority
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