Strikes and victories for outsourced workers across London
Bloody Capitalism: Mean Wages Constantly Cut in Iowa's Meatpacking Industry
Sweden: Migrant factory workers win secure employment contracts after joining SAC
1958 Notting Hill race riots
Ron Ramdin's history on the 1958 Notting Hill 'race riots', which saw mass racial violence last for several days over a wide area of West London as groups of white people, often Teddy Boys or individuals linked to far-right organisations, would attack black individuals as they walked through the streets or sometimes even at their homes.
1958 Nottingham race riots
Ron Ramdin's short history on the 1958 Nottingham race riots, in which over a thousand white people took part in mass racist violence against local West Indians. The violence in Nottingham would act as a prelude for an even more serious and widespread outbreak of violence in Notting Hill, West London, less than a week later.
Emerging conflicts in the Asian Youth Movements
Anandi Ramamurthy analyses the emerging divisions within the Asian Youth Movements around the issue of state funding. One faction opted to accept and was slowly absorbed into the functioning of the local state apparatus as individuals made careers for themselves in the Labour Party. Meanwhile, the other faction split off to form the United Black Youth League, opting instead for a more militant path.
Women and the Asian Youth Movements
Trade Unionism and the Asian Youth Movements
Dockers Against Racism: an interview with Micky Fenn
Asian workers' associations in Britain, 1956-1980s
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