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A threat to public safety: policing, racism and the Covid-19 pandemic
£0.00 A threat to public safety: policing, racism and the Covid-19 pandemic raises concerns about the policing of the pandemic and shows that racially minoritised communities have been most harshly affected – being more likely to be stopped by the police, threatened or subject to police violence and falsely accused of rule-breaking and wrong-doing. -
Deadly Crossings and the militarisation of Britain’s borders
£0.00 A transnational collaboration between the IRR, the Permanent People’s Tribunal London steering group & French group Gisti, detailing the nearly 300 known border-related deaths in and around the English Channel since 1999. -
It’s About Survival Now
£0.00 A joint submission of evidence from the PPT London steering group and the IRR to the Permanent People's Tribunal Berlin hearing, held on October 23-25 2020 -
How Black Working-Class Youth are Criminalised and Excluded in the English School System
£0.00 IRR Researcher Jessica Perera takes a fresh look at the PRU-to-prison pipeline in London. -
Race & Class July 2020
£3.00 Covid 19 has, asserts the July issue of Race & Class, thrown into relief so many key issues: the essential frailty of advanced capitalism, the potential for the state to control the life and death of citizens, the nature of human solidarity and the way in which we desecrate the planet. Now is the time for taking stock. -
Outcast England
£2.50 How Schools Exclude Black Children by Chris Searle, Jenny Bourne and Lee Bridges with an introduction by A. Sivanandan. -
Race & Class, April 2020
£3.00 The lead article in the April 2020 issue looks at the ‘transnational moral panic’ around the Salvadoran street gang MS-13, which displaces the contradictions of global capitalism to a local and deported relative surplus population. -
Race & Class, January 2020
£3.00 How can a genuinely anti-racist feminist approach tackle serious sexual violence without demonising entire communities, asks the lead article in the January 2020 issue of Race & Class.