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Racism, Criminalization and the Development of Night-time Economies: Two Case Studies in London and Manchester

in Stuff I Keep Rereading by Cal Mason

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Racism, Criminalization and the Development of Night-time Economies: Two Case Studies in London and Manchester on “Stuff I Keep Rereading”, a list by Cal Mason on TheLysts.

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2007
Focus
Looks at how black music, venues and promoters get squeezed out as night-time economies are ‘cleaned up’ for regeneration and licensing politics.
My take
The bit that hurts is how familiar it still feels – you can map half the stories onto who gets to put on nights in Manchester now, and who mysteriously keeps hitting licensing friction.

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