Racial Exclusionism and the City

Discover the complexities of race relations in urban settings with Racial Exclusionism and the City by Christopher T. Husbands. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2013, this insightful book spans 204 pages and dives deep into the electoral dynamics of England during the 1970s. Initially released in 1983, it investigates the impact of the National Front (NF) in thirteen specific regions, uncovering not only the demographics of those who supported the NF but also the underlying social and political histories that shaped these voting patterns. Husbands meticulously analyzes the factors driving support for the NF, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the intersections between politics, race, and community identity. This book is essential for anyone interested in the study of racism and political movements in Great Britain. Enhance your library with this pivotal work that addresses the ongoing discussions surrounding race and society.