Racism On The Victorian Stage

By Hazel Waters, HaZeL, Waters

While there are many studies of nineteenth-century race theories and scientific racism, the attitudes and stereotypes expressed in popular culture have rarely been examined, and then only for the l...

Racism On The Victorian Stage: Representation Of Slavery And The Black Character

By Hazel Waters

a Study Of The Black Presence On The Victorian English Stage.

The Politics Of Fear: Civil Society And The Security State

By Jenny Bourne, Hazel Waters, Liz Fekete, ARUN KUNDNANI, Neil Macmaster, Magnus Hörnqvist, Joel Beinin, Audrey Gaughran, Antonio Tujan, Howard Mollett, Justin Conlon, Magnus Hrnqvist

140 pages : 21 cm Includes bibliographical references

Race And Class

By Hazel Waters, A. Sivanandan

Race And Class: A Journal For Black And Third World Liberation

By Hazel Waters, Marika Sherwood, Ambalavaner Sivanandan

Race And Class: A Journal For Black And Third World Liberation - The Soul Of Man Under Globalism (Volume 43, Number 4) (Vol 43 No. 4)

By Hazel Waters, Walden Bello, Jeremy Seabrook, A. Sivanandan, Walden F. Bello

Race And Class: A Journal For Black And Third World Liberation

By Hazel Waters, Institute Of Race Relations., A. Sivanandan, A. Sivanandan, Hazel Waters

This journal on racism and imperialism in the world today has established a reputation for the breadth of its analysis, its global outlook and its multidisciplinary approach. Contributors include a...

Resource Directory On `Race' And Racism In Social Work

By Hazel Waters, Institute Of Race Relations.

A World To Win

By Hazel Waters, Colin Prescod

Ira Aldridge: The African Roscius (Rochester Studies In African History And The Diaspora, 28) (Volume 28)

By Hazel Waters, Joost Groeneboer, Herbert Marshall, James McCune Smith, Nikola Batušić, Nicholas M. Evans, James J. Napier, Cyril Bruyn Andrews, Ann-Marie Koller, Bernth Lindfors, Philip A. Bell, Joyce Green Macdonald, Keith Byerman, Stanley B. Winters, Krzysztof Sawala, London: Onwhyn, Ruth M. Cowhig, Gunner Sjögren

Ira Aldridge -- a black New Yorker -- was one of nineteenth-century Europe's greatest actors. He performed abroad for forty-three years, winning more awards, honors, and official decorations than a...