January 1999
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World Literature Today
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... The Windrush generation arrived in the 'Mother Country' as invited members of the Commonwealth but were met with culture shockthere were no gold streets but hostility -'no Blacks, no dogs, no Irish'. 9 Blatant racism and oppressive discrimination meant life was a challenge; and employment was often only available in low-level, low-skilled positions in factories, in the newly formed NHS, in the transport system or in construction to rebuild the infrastructure of post-Second World War Britain. ...
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Race, State and Mind
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January 1999
World Literature Today