Race & Class, January 2024

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The lead article in the January 2024 issue of  Race & Class shows how the development of drug policing strategies to identify those ‘at risk’ of involvement in ‘county lines’ targets and stigmatises young black men.

Other articles include an analysis of policies of deliberate disablement and debilitation in Palestine between 2018-2019, sectarianism as racism in Turkey and a case of social mobilisation to save public housing in Chicago. 

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