LONDON RADICAL HISTORIES

Category: Spotlight On London’s historical radicals

Jan 25

Today in London radical history, 1792: working class political reformers found the London Corresponding Society
Jun 17

We Remember: John Olday, gay anarchist revolutionary, artist, insurrectionist…
May 6

A long lost communique from the Situationist Tendency of the Labour Party, 1990
Mar 18

Today in London Black herstory, 1979: Organisation for Women of African & Asian Descent hold National Black Women’s Conference, Brixton
Feb 14

Today in London radical history, Ambrose Barker, secularist & anarchist, dies, 1953
Feb 7

Ken Weller: An Obituary
Aug 8

Spotlight on London’s grassroots organising: feminism in Islington in the 1970s
Jun 4

Today in London’s apocalyptic history, 1795: the day London was to be destroyed, according to prophet Richard Brothers
May 13

Spotlight on London’s radical herstory: The Brixton Black Women’s Group
Apr 30

Spotlight on London’s radicals: The Deptford Infidels

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