Here to Stay, Here to Fight A Race Today Anthology

Cover – Title – Copyright – Contents – List of Figures – Acknowledgements – Introduction: Leila Hassan, Robin Bunce and Paul Field – 1 Race Today and British Politics – Introduction by Linton Kwesi Johnson – Darcus Howe, 'From Victim to Protagonist: The Changing Social Reality', January 1974 – John La Rose, 'We Did Not Come Alive in Britain', March 1976 – Race Today, 'We are the Majority At Ford's', 1976 November – Race Today, 'What's to be Done with Powell?', February 1977 – Darcus Howe, 'Enter Mrs Thatcher', February 1978 – Race Today, 'Building the Mass Movement', August-September 1982 – Race Today, 'Black Representation in the Labour Party', September-October 1984 – Linton Kwesi Johnson, 'The New Cross Massacre: We Will Never Forget', January 1986 – 2 Black Youth in Revolt – Introduction by Stafford Scott – Farrukh Dhondy, 'The Black Explosion in British Schools', February 1974 – Race Today, 'No Longer Sleeping Rough', May 1974 – Race Today, 'Carnival Belongs to us', September 1976 – Darcus Howe, 'Is a Police Carnival', September 1976 – Race Today, 'Invasion of the Mangrove, September 1976 – Darcus Howe, 'Bobby to Babylon: Brixton Before the Uprising', February 1982 – C.L.R. James, 'The Nine-year-old Leader', May 1982 – Race Today, 'What We Lack', December 1985 – 3 Sex, Race and Class – Introduction by Kennetta Hammond Perry – Race Today, 'Black Women and Nursing: A Job Like Any Other', August 1974 – Race Today, 'Caribbean Women and the Black Community', April 1975 – Race Today, 'Black Women and the Wage', April 1975 – Sarah White, 'The Feminist Book Fair', October 1984 – Race Today Review 1985, 'Talking to Two Black American Women Writers: Toni Morrison and Ntozake Shange' – 4 Asian Communities, Asian Workers and Race Today – Introduction by Farrukh Dhondy – I: THE ASIAN SELF DEFENCE MOVEMENT.