Racism in the Gulf: The problem of blacks 722640

A scholarly examination of racism and racial issues in the Gulf region, focusing specifically on the historical, cultural, and social dimensions of discrimination against black people. Written by Noura Mohammed Faraj, this book analyzes the complex dynamics of race relations through historical documentation, popular culture, and narrative perspectives. Key features: • Comprehensive analysis of racism in Gulf societies • Explores historical context and development • Examines popular culture and social attitudes • Includes narrative accounts and perspectives • Academic research on racial discrimination • Focus on regional specificity of the Gulf The book takes a multi-disciplinary approach by examining racism through three main lenses: historical documentation, popular culture, and narrative literature. The cover features a historical black and white photograph showing a coastal scene, emphasizing the book's historical perspective on the subject matter. The work contributes to the broader academic discourse on racial relations and social justice in the Gulf region.