So, I am reading for an exam on a course about racism and anti-racism and one of the source materials we were given is this chapter on a book about european racism: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-78990-3_5
After reading it, I am taken aback with the way these authors just state "Stalinist terror" in a very matter of factly way. Also the analysis of racism in the context of the Soviet Union seems lacking, looking at the sources they are mostly from the West and from times after the Soviet collapsed.
Does anyone have any sources on racism within the Soviet project written by the people or academia who actually lived those times, because I feel like the analysis on this text I was given is very sus.
Cool, hopefully it helps ya. It's a trial to read this sort of shit and not really have a clear path to explain it to people that haven't ever considered that they were taught wrong.