“The ‘blazer boys’ were getting all the chances”: South Asian men’s experiences of cricket coaching in England
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...Whiteness is a concept used to describe how social processes and practices privilege some people over others (Mills 1997; Dyer 1997; Garner 2007; Gillborn 2008; Leonardo 2009; Bonilla-Silva 2010)....
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"“The ‘blazer boys’ were getting all..." refers background in this paper
...Many of those who benefit from such processes are White, however most of these privileges are unwittingly received due to institutionalised or seemingly benign ‘everyday’ practices (Mills 1997; Fletcher and Hylton, 2016, 2018)....
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...Whiteness is a concept used to describe how social processes and practices privilege some people over others (Mills 1997; Dyer 1997; Garner 2007; Gillborn 2008; Leonardo 2009; Bonilla-Silva 2010)....
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"“The ‘blazer boys’ were getting all..." refers background in this paper
...Whiteness is a concept used to describe how social processes and practices privilege some people over others (Mills 1997; Dyer 1997; Garner 2007; Gillborn 2008; Leonardo 2009; Bonilla-Silva 2010)....
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"“The ‘blazer boys’ were getting all..." refers background in this paper
...Whiteness is a concept used to describe how social processes and practices privilege some people over others (Mills 1997; Dyer 1997; Garner 2007; Gillborn 2008; Leonardo 2009; Bonilla-Silva 2010)....
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...…as ‘White supremacy’, where systematic and insidious processes of privileging manifest themselves across a plethora of arenas as racial outcomes (Omi and Winant 2002) and include, but are not restricted to, housing, education, health, economics, media, or leisure (including sport) (Gillborn 2008)....
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