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new racism: a standalone construct

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a form of racism that speaks of natural cultural difference and the wish to protect a way of life rather than of biological superiority.

In cultural studies, new racism refers to a form of racism that speaks of natural cultural difference and the wish to protect a way of life rather than of biological superiority. This meaning comes from Barker (1981) in The new racism.[1]

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  1. Barker, M. (1981). The new racism. Aletheia Books. ISBN 9780890934715

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