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Independent Radical Publishing
We speak to the broadcaster, historian and author David Olusoga about ‘Staying Power: The History of Black People in Britain’ and its significance today.
Read full article5th October 1968 is regarded by many as the day ‘the Troubles’ began. On the 50th anniversary, we look back at the spirit of ’68 in Ireland and consider the relevance of the civil rights protest today.
Read full articleJules Gleeson explores differing modes of understanding the gender transition process, from transitions that unfold socially, to those founded in trans community action.
Read full articlePluto is launching a new series on Social Reproduction Theory with Tithi Bhattacharya and Susan Ferguson as series editors. In this blog, they explain the urgent need for such a series in our current political moment.
Read full articleAgainst a backdrop of racism in the West and colonialism and imperialism in the Global South, Stokeley Carmichael speechifies at the 1968 Congress of Black Writers, the most important gathering of black radicals of the era.
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