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Spotlight on London’s radical herstory: The Brixton Black Women’s Group
The Brixton Black Women’s Group emerged from the Black Power movements that evolved in Britain in the 1960s-1970s, initially as… READ MORE
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All this week in London radical history, 1926: fighting in Southwark during the General Strike
The 1926 General Strike in Southwark In May 1926, the leaders of the Trades Union Congress called a General Strike.… READ MORE
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May Day in South London: a history
“Thou art here indicted by the name of Flora, of the City of Rome, in the County of Babylon, for… READ MORE
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Spotlight on London’s radicals: The Deptford Infidels
The 19th century saw a ferment among working class radicals around freedom from religion and ‘freethinking’. Throughout the Victorian age,… READ MORE
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