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'My mother learnt everythIng she knew about white people from daytime TV.
'She would watch, transfixed, flipping channels like a roving anthropologist. My mother's social circle was stolidly South Asian, in defiance of the political right and their notion of assimilation. The TV was a portal into a different kind of life, a blindingly white world with its own specific conventions.' (Publication abstract)
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