#Heritageofprotest

Katrina Navickas

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#heritageofprotest a thread on the history of protest meetings and public space I'm going to use Kennington Common as a case study here, as it has a long history that

Today I’ve been looking at ‘The Poplar Rates Rebellion Mural’ by Mark Francis (1990) telling the story of George Lansbury, Labour Councillor and former Mayor of Poplar, who in 1921

#heritageofprotest I have been doing some work on sites of protest in Birmingham and have come up with no less than 18 meetings over 21 years from 1817-1838. Eleven of

David Petts is at home to visitors

This[long] thread looks at the radical role of folk dance and music as elements of social protest in the 19th century 1/23 #heritageofprotest There's tradition of radical history engaging with

Caitlin Kitchener

'Accept this token of our respect to those brave men... By placing it on the head of your banner, you will confer a lasting obligation on the Female Reformers of