A photo of a fire in Gauteng, South Africa, where residents set foreigners’ shacks on fire in a xenophobic attack in 2008.

Race & Class, July 2021

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Neoliberalism, Nativism and Power

Contributions to the July 2021 issue of Race & Class grapple with the violence of neoliberalism, the workings of racial capitalism, the normalisation of xenophobia from Sangatte to Soweto and the bases for forging necessary unities of struggle.

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Neoliberalism, Nativism and Power

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Commentary
  • Papa by Brenda Burgo
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