Kelso Cochrane: His Life, Murder and the Campaign for Justice
An 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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Nottingham and Notting Hill, 1958: Violence, Resistance and Community
Read the article: Nottingham and Notting Hill, 1958: Violence, Resistance and CommunityThe violence of 1958 threatened Black residents in two different English cities. Their responses included defending homes, seeking protection, challenging employers and building organisations that could…
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Frank Crichlow: The Mangrove, Community and a Lifetime of Resistance
Read the article: Frank Crichlow: The Mangrove, Community and a Lifetime of ResistanceFrank Crichlow built businesses that became meeting places, cultural centres and sources of practical help for Black Londoners. From the El Rio café to the Mangrove,…