Black Oot Here: Black Lives in Scotland

Cover\nHalftitle page\nFrontispiece\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nDedication\nContents\nIllustrations\nPreface\nAcknowledgements\nAbbreviations\n1 Tis’ere tae: A long and winding introduction\n	Oor way: fowk, nae jist percentages\n	Keekin back tae keek forwards: Looking back to look forwards\n	Mair o’it than afore: Growing work on race, racism, and Scotland\n	Nae jist aboot race: Race, gender, sexuality, and class\n	Black fowk maitter: Black lives matter in Scotland\n	Tak the high ’n’ low roads: Book roadmap\n2 Scottish exceptionalism, naw: (Re)inspecting Scotland’s Black history\n	Th’power o’photies: ‘Picturing’ Black lives in Scotland\n	Slaverie ‘’n’ ‘aw that stuff’ in the past: Slavery and Scotland’s history\n	Learning, politics – ‘that’s no fur me’, ’n’ makin: Education, politics, and the arts\n	Race, pennies, ’n’ wirk: Racial capitalism, work, health, and the COVID-19 crisis\n	In it th’gither: Black activism in Scotland and ideas about Scottish Independence\n	Yin muckle fowk? The Scottish and British relationship\n3 Yin o’ us?: Multiculturalism, ‘New Scots’, and Black women’s lives\n	Wurds dae mean something: ‘BAME’, ‘New Scots’, and ‘raceless multiculturalism’\n	Whaur is th’ justice? Dispersing and policing (New) Black Scots\n	Making sense o’ ‘mixedness’: ‘Mixed’ Black people and notions of national identity\n	Yon Black lassies urnae fae aroon here: Black women in Scotland\n	Mair than jist aboot yersel’: Beyond Black (post)feminist possibilities\n	Dinnae jist write it doon, ye hiv tae keep it nice: Black living archives\n4 ‘No like us, a wee bit different, them pure exotic fowk’: Black Scotland in the Media and Public Life\n	On screens, stages, and side-lined: Black Scottishness, (re)presented\n	Wanting tae see yersel, that’s aw’: Feeling seen and supported?\n	But thurs broon faces in white places: (No) Black people in Scottish politics\n	Fae nane/yin tae plenty: Digital media and a global gaze on Black Scottishness\n5 Tis nae th’ end: Some not so final thoughts\nNotes\nReferences\nIndex