1st Edition
The Politics of Antiracism Theories, Movements and Global Perspectives
Introduction
John Solomos
1. Antiracism and the current moment
Chetan Bhatt
2. White gatekeeping: how emotions and internalized white supremacy impact white antiracism
Annie Ferguson
3. The proverbial elephant in the room: “raceless” antiracism, development communications and African diaspora invisibility
Edward Ademolu and Eilish Dillon
4. #StopAsianHate in Australia: possibilities and paradoxes for local and global antiracism
Aaron Teo and Erin Wen-Ai Chew
5. From slavery through “racial democracy” to antiracist policymaking: examining Brazil’s racial justice evolution
Armin Langer and Kevin Kitsos
6. “Antiracism for sale”: commodification, antiracialism, and the politics of antiracism campaigns in France
Guillaume Johnson and Noémi Michel
7. #PeroNoSomosRacistas: examining Dominican (anti)blackness in a time of global racial reckoning
Pamela Zabala Ortiz
8. Authoritarian liberalism and the triangulation of the antiracist left in France
Thomas Serres
Biography
John Solomos is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Warwick, UK. He has researched and written widely on the history and contemporary forms of race and ethnic relations in Britain, theories of race and racism, the politics of race, equal opportunity policies, multiculturalism and social policy, race and football, and racist movements and ideas. His most recent book is Antiracism: A Critique (Polity Press, 2025). He has been Joint-Editor and Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Ethnic and Racial Studies since 1995 and is co-editor of the book series on Racism, Resistance and Social Change for Manchester University Press.






