Racism and Education in Britain

Gill Crozier is Emerita Professor of the Sociology of Education at the University of Roehampton, UK. She was formerly Director of the Centre for Educational Research in Equalities, Policy and Pedagogy. She has researched and published on ‘race’ and racism, parents and schools, children’s school experiences, and students social and learning experiences in higher education.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Racism in 21st century Britain – Like a Pendulum Swinging.- Chapter 2. Racism: History, Theories and Concepts.- Chapter 3. Reflexivity and the Role of the White Researcher in the Field of ‘Race’, Anti/Racism and Education.- Chapter 4. ‘Race’, Policies, Politics: Managing Diversity.- Chapter 5. From Policy to Practice. Teaching and the Curriculum:  The Process of Racialisation and Othering.- Chapter 6. Reproducing Racism and Maintaining White Supremacy: Experiences in School and University.- Chapter 7. Blinded by Whiteness. Problems and Possibilities for Teachers in the Fight Against Racism and White Supremacy.- Chapter 8. Defend, Rescue and Protect: Parents as Social Agents.- Chapter 9. Conclusion: Anti-racism or Post-race - Where Are We Now in the Struggle Against Racism?