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Wednesday 30 December 2009

	Chris Gilligan
	The racism that dare not speak its name By challenging the ‘xeno-racist’ immigration policy and practice of European states, Liz Fekete’s A Suitable Enemy makes a refreshing change from the sanctimony of official anti-racism and its tendency to bash the white working class.

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