?They are scum, and do not deserve the same human rights as my
decent constituents going about their everyday lives.? So declared
Andrew MacKay, MP for Bracknell, speaking of gypsies and travellers
in the House of Commons in 2002. Jo Richardson explores the extent
to which such discourse not only reflects antipathy towards gypsies
and travellers, but also has a power to control and shape the
treatment of this minority group by the rest of society. The focus
of her lively analysis is housing policy, but her discussion has a
wide application.
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