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Teaching Race Relations

An informal one-day discussion on teaching race relations in undergraduate courses was held on 1 April in London. The participants came from the universities of Bradford, Bristol, the City, Durham, Edinburgh, Hull, Kent, Leicester, London, Manchester, Nottingham, Oxford, and Sheffield; from Woolwich Polytechnic; and from the Institute of Race Relations. Many of those present taught race relations courses, and most of those present were sociologists. However, the meeting was intended as a multi-disciplinary one. A number of issues were raised in the discussion, of which two are most