Ambiguous Ethnicity

Discover the compelling insights of "Ambiguous Ethnicity" by Susan Benson, published by Cambridge University Press in 1982. This thought-provoking book spans 184 pages and delves into the complexities faced by interracial families in the UK, particularly in Brixton, London. Dr. Benson expertly contextualizes these experiences within the broader framework of British attitudes towards race, color, and miscegenation throughout history. Through a series of case studies, the author examines the evolving perceptions of race, color, and social identity during the 1970s, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs of multicultural families. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of anthropology, sociology, and cultural studies, "Ambiguous Ethnicity" invites readers to reflect on the intricate dynamics of family and identity in a diverse society. Explore this essential contribution to social science and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural landscape in England.