Race, Discourse and Labourism argues that the commonwealth of socialism is founded upon a well-concealed history of brutality and repression. Caroline Knowles details the historical conditions of the emergence of race through Labour's dealings with Indian independence negotiations and anti-semitism in the thirties, and the effects of this on the conceptions of black citizenship, multi-racialism and black representation in labour politics.
How has the Labour party handled the issue of race? Caroline Knowles argues that the commonwealth of socialism is founded upon a well-concealed history of brutality and repression.
