Adam Elliott-Cooper: Black Resistance and the History of Policing
Adam Elliott-Cooper’s research began with the questions young people asked about policing. His books and campaigning examine the history of police power and the work of…
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Reni Eddo-Lodge: Writing About Race on Her Own Terms
Read the article: Reni Eddo-Lodge: Writing About Race on Her Own TermsFrom a blog post that set a boundary to a bestselling book, a podcast and a publishing imprint, Reni Eddo-Lodge has made questions about race, power…
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Shola Mos-Shogbamimu: Law, Public Argument and the Work of Resistance
Read the article: Shola Mos-Shogbamimu: Law, Public Argument and the Work of ResistanceThe lawyer and author of This Is Why I Resist brings questions of race, gender and power into public debate. Her work also reaches into education,…
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Kelso Cochrane: His Life, Murder and the Campaign for Justice
Read the article: Kelso Cochrane: His Life, Murder and the Campaign for JusticeAn Antiguan carpenter’s murder in west London brought neighbours, campaigners and relatives into a struggle over safety, accountability and remembrance that continued across generations.
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Rock Against Racism: Music, Community and the Fight Against the National Front
Read the article: Rock Against Racism: Music, Community and the Fight Against the National FrontRock Against Racism connected gigs, printed campaigns and local organising in the struggle against the National Front. Black musicians brought their own ideas and experiences to…
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The Battle of Lewisham, 1977: A Community Confronts the National Front
Read the article: The Battle of Lewisham, 1977: A Community Confronts the National FrontOn 13 August 1977, people in south-east London gathered to oppose a National Front march through their neighbourhoods. The confrontation became known as the Battle of…