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South Asian Diaspora Communities and Their Religion: a Comparative Study of Parsi Experiences

A major feature of this increased study has been a surge in publications, from what is sometimes slightingly referred to as ’the race relations industry’, concerning racial or ethnic minority groups and their place in ’white’ societies. This began in earnest in the 1970s in Britain and America, a little later and less prolifically in Canada, and in the late 1980s in Australasia. Perceptions of ’race’ have changed over the centuries and differ in various countries (Banton, 1987) but in much recent writing, particularly in Britain and America, ’race’ alludes mainly to ’black-white’ relations.2 There are