Anandi ramamurthy biography of william

  • I concentrate on four particular moments of this history: the British “discovery” of tea grown by indigenous peoples in the hills of the newly annexed Ahom.
  • RAMAMURTHY, Anandi and WILSON, Kalpana ().
  • Anandi Ramamurthy's history of the Bradford 12 trial, in which twelve members of the United Black Youth League were arrested on conspiracy.

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    Race &#; Class, October

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    The October edition of the IRR journal Race & Class leads with Liz Fekete&#;s critique of the &#;enlightened fundamentalism&#; of anti-immigrant feminists, continues with Jonathan Scott&#;s indictment of the US academy&#;s downgrading of Langston Hughes&#; intellectual contribution, and carries a historical survey of the politics of Britain&#;s Asian Youth Movements by Anandi Ramamurthy. Also featured is playwright David Edgar&#;s defence of the right to be offended and an analysis of the US immigrant rights movement by William I. Robinson.

    Enlightened fundamentalism? Immigration, feminism and the Right

    Integration policies in Europe increasingly demand that Muslims demonstrate their acceptance of what are taken to be Enlightenment values. This cultural fundamentalism, once the preserve of the Right, is now in the mainstream of European politics. Liz Fekete describes how an &#;enlightened fundamentalism&#; has found new supporters among

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    Bradford Self-Defence is No Offence

    'People say it's victory for the Bradford But it's not. Its freedom for us, but victory for black people generally: the right to defend ourselves. The end result will encourage black people to not simply lie down and be murdered, but to take actions to prevent it happening.' (Saeed Hussain)

    The defence of their own communities was the impetus for the formation of the majority of the Asian Youth Movements and remained a central concern to all the youth movements. The lack of police response to racist attacks and the frequent criminalisation of victims led many young people to see self-defence as the only solution. The case of the Bradford 12 was pivotal in challenging the state's attempt to criminalise communities. On 11 July , while unrest exploded across the country, members of the United Black Youth League made petrol bombs that were never used, in order 'to be prepared should the need arise, to protect themselves and their community a