Because They’re Black

Because They’re Black by Gus John, published by Penguin in 1972, is a revised edition that spans 204 pages. This book examines race relations in Britain through a series of case histories, providing insights into the experiences of individuals affected by racial prejudice. It also includes an article by F. Hashmi, contributing to the broader discussion on the psychology of racial attitudes.

Readers will find a detailed exploration of social science themes, particularly within minority studies and Black studies on a global scale. The book presents a nuanced perspective on race and ethnic relations, drawing from real-life examples to illustrate the complexities of racial dynamics. This edition serves as a significant resource for those interested in understanding the historical context and ongoing issues surrounding race relations in Britain.