Table of Contents

Introduction, David Theo Goldberg; racisms, Kwame Anthony Appiah; biology and the new racism, Martin Barker; race and gender - the role of analogy in science, Nancy Stepan; toward a critical theory of "race", Lucius Outlaw; racism and the West - from Praxis to Logos, Christian Delacampagne; equality - beyond dualism and oppression, John L.Hodge; the fact of blackness, Frantz Fanon; Bichon and the blacks, Roland Barthes; African Grammar, Roland Barthes; what Celie knows that you should know, Barbara Christian; "I'm down on whores" - race and gender in Victorian London, Sander Gilman; "Ours to Jew or Die" - Celine and the categories of anti-semitism, Julia Kristeva; interrogating identity - postcolonial prerogative, Homi K.Bhabha; Zionism from the standpoint of its victims, Edward W.Said; racism and the innocence of law, Peter Fitzpatrick; one nation under a groove - the cultural politics of race and racism in Britain, Paul Gilroy; paradoxes of universality, Etienne Balibar; the social formation of racist discourse, David Theo Goldberg; critical remarks, Henry Louis Gates Jr.