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...migration of the 20th century, black Americans mostly resided in the south - as depicted in Du Bois' original map. Du Bois: forerunner of Cultural Studies Studying a community through a discussion of its culture – songs, habits of life and vignettes of individual lives is prefigured in The Souls of Black Folks.In 1957, Richard Hoggart wrote an account of working-class...

...migration in recent US history, but those remaining, primarily in areas home to predominantly black and working-class people and with large numbers of elderly people and children, were quickly engulfed by the floodwater. At the time of writing (2008), at least 1000 people are known to have died, while the final death figure may never be known. The estimated costs of...

...migrated in, that their origins are somewhere else in terms of where they're born, and all of their understandings, all of their kind of interpretations of the world, are of Pakistan. The consequences of that, for thinking about the issues that are put on the tape was the result of these disturbances, issues of policing, issues of education have come to the foreground and...

...migration and the cultural significance of the nation as home. This is further explored in Conway and Staples's (2015) examination of symbols of nationalism and the creation of ‘Homelands’. Butcher, M and Morris, A (2015) ‘Mapping Home’ in Murji, K (ed) Investigating the Social World 1, Milton Keynes, The Open University Conway, D and Staples, M (2015)...

...migration’ (Kirkup and Winnett, 2012). This was followed by rules and legislation to put this intention into practice, for example the Immigration Acts 2014 and 2016. In setting out to create an environment hostile to people with insecure immigration status, a danger has been that the environment has become hostile to all migrants, regardless of whether or not they are...