The Negro is not. Any more than the white man. This also invites new critical discussions on needed revisions of theoretical explanation models, of political paradigms and strategies to combat racism.
Racism has to do with both the question of defining the other as well as the self.
The hyphen in the title serves both to divide and to connect. The discussions about different forms of racism are closely tied to critique of dividing-line politics. It has been disappearing more and more from racist discourses. Racism is being made acceptable with other words. Thus, questions arise as to continuities, fissures and renewals in exclusion and inclusion practices.