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This article looks at Simon Clarke’s psycho-social work on the topic of racism. In discussing his use of the Freudian and Kleinian concepts of projection and projective identification, I examine some of his important contributions to cultural criticism. I also look at the film Get Out! to explore the concept of contemporary liberal racism.