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3/2010 Africans in Europe What is it like to live as a black person in a country that is dominated by whites, when historical ideas regarded as belonging to the past continue to haunt? Yesterday’s patterns reappear in today’s politics and the dream of a “Eurafrica” where Africa guarantees Europe’s growth lives on. Read about how the image of blacks is created and recreated in the media. In this issue we also talk about sex and migration and describe how refugee children arriving in England on their own cope. more... Next Issue will be in print just before the general election. Read the politicians’ responses to i&m’s questions about issues like refugee and minority policies, integration, SFI and the children of immigrants. Don’t miss issue 4/2010 hot off the press on 15th September!				Learning from history This year Africa has been at the centre of media attention – thanks to the World Cup, which this time is arranged by South Africa. /…/Some 90,000 people who were born in Africa now live in Sweden; 20,000 of whom were born in the Mediterranean countries. People born to the south of the Sahara usually top all the “misery statistics” – those with little hope of getting a job, those who live in the most segregated housing areas and have the greatest of difficulty in making their voices heard. The situation is pretty much the same in the rest of Europe. /…/ In order to discover the reasons for the constant questioning of everyone’s equal worth we have to learn about history – and learn from history. We must never forget our own respons... more...