Racialized margins became Hall’s central later preoccupation.

Evidence

Thus, while at a later point, the analysis of those issues in Policing the Crisis became the most “visible tip of the iceberg of race,” the issue was always already “floating in the sea of cultural studies.” … Nonetheless, in his later life, Stuart was increasingly preoccupied with questions of identity and subjectivity, especially concerning those on the racialized margins of the former colonizing nations. — Stuart Hall, Essential Essays, Volume 2, 41

Categorization

• XREF: Connects to the module’s concern with racialized selfhood and the construction of the ‘Other’ — Hall’s shift toward identity/subjectivity on the racialized margins of former colonizing nations is the direct genealogy for the Islamophobia field’s focus on postcolonial subjects.