Development andCooperation
Racism and antiziganism are deeply rooted in European societies
Suharto’s authoritarian rule made life hard for Indonesia’s ethnic Chinese
The trade in skin-whitening creams is a sign of internalised racist ideas of beauty
African income disparities hamper the growth of a middle class
Campaigning online for Dalit rights
Kenya’s underlying class struggle needs to be addressed
EU tries to counteract antiziganism
Mexico’s ideology of mestizaje, or racial mixing, obscures ingrained racism
In spite of legal protections, Indonesia’s ethnic Chinese still face discrimination
Racism persists because marginalised communities are largely excluded from positions of leadership
Despite legal protections, Nepal’s Dalits suffer serious discrimination
Apartheid was a racist system designed to keep people of different skin colour “apart” in South Africa.
Lessons from the history of racist ideas in the USA
Kenya is stuck in tribalism, and calls for national unity are all too often manipulative
