Azfar Shafi is a researcher and organiser with a focus on policing, counter-terrorism and imperialism. He has been published by the Transnational Institute and Novara Media, and organised in movements against racism, state violence and for the Palestinian liberation struggle.
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Race, racism and racialisation
2. Rise of Black power in Britain
3. 1981 and the road to antiracism from above
4. Antiracism as status quo
5. New modes of organising: Culture, community and crisis
6. Between rebellion and reaction
7. The other internationalism
8. Policing and surveillance today
9. Advancing the fight?
10. Reorienting the struggle
Conclusion: Recovering antiracism
