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Racism is still being depicted as a personal and moral failing – and defined by those who don’t experience it Watching this election has been frustrating for anyone with even a cursory understanding of the history of race and racism. There has been more talk of racism than during any other political event in British history – but the more it is spoken about, the less understanding there seems to be about what racism actually is. Black people, Muslims, people of colour and Jews would have looked on in horror last week when the health secretary, Matt Hancock, faced with a hostile crowd in west Suffolk, brandished the “race card” – abruptly becoming “passionate about ridding from our politics … the antisemitic, outrageous, racist attitude of Jeremy Corbyn”. Rather than understanding that all racisms, while distinct, are entangled with each other, we are encouraged to regard racisms as organised on a hierarchy of severity Related: Why did the Sun publish a far-right conspiracy theory? | Daniel Trilling Related: Whoever wins the election, we all need to start talking to each other | Suzanne Moore Continue reading…
