Author: Institute of Race Relations, Jenny Bourne (ed.)
Publication Date: July - September 2016
Edition/Date:
keywords A. Sivanandan, Black power, Black struggle, Students, Education, London, UK, United Kingdom, Trade unions, Anti-fascism, Anti-racism, Self-defence, Claudia Jones,
Comments: pp. 3-132; "Race and class: the colour of struggle, 1950s-1980s"
Publisher: Sage
Description: Kwesi Owusu 'The struggle for a radical Black political culture: an interview with A. Sivanandan'; Rob Waters 'Student politics, teaching politics, black politics: an interview with Ansel Wong'; Stephen Ashe, Satnam Virdee and Laurence Brown 'Striking back against racist violence in the East End of London, 1968-1970'; Liz Fekete 'Dockers Against Racism: an interview with Micky Fenn'; A. Sivanandan and Jenny Bourne 'The case for self-defence'; Michael Higgs 'From the street to the state: making anti-fascism anti-racist in 1970s Britain'; Harmit Athwal and Jenny Bourne 'It has to change: an interview with Martha Osamor'; Colin Prescod 'Black People Against State Harassment (BASH) campaign – a report'; Harsh Punja 'The need for unity: an interview with Vishnu Sharma'; Liz Fekete 'Our blood in the British economy: an interview with Sadar Ali Malik'; Claudia Jones 'Butler’s colour-bar bill mocks Commonwealth'; Jenny Bourne 'When Black was a political colour: a guide to the literature'
