This exchange brings together the authors of three books which endeavour to expand our comprehension of what racism is.
Dr Camila Bassi will be exploring with Professor Alastair Bonnett and Observer columnist Kenan Malik how their respective theses intersect and move us forward in the geographical imagination of an anti-racist future.
Booking information
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- This event will be held on Zoom and joining instructions will be included in your confirmation email.
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This event has been organised by the Yorkshire and North East committee with Sheffield Hallam University.
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