I feel like I should write something.. Been here since around 12 and the time has just gone..
Dave sinclair - photographer, came in and that was good, so he could see what we were up to. He is still keen to do his live audio version with his photographs for the dockers and also with the 47. It would be good.
He said the thing he could see that was missing was Derek and Tony but also the issue of redundancies. I wonder if anyone has a copy of those redundancies.. and the tactics around that? Dave also has old copies of the militant too, which is brilliant.
Paula Roush also came in and said it was good I was doing this and that she might show me her protest sounds and work which related. She saw the December work which she liked. Funny as I dont recall her coming in...
Anyway today me and blutack go close and the walls got a bit more flyering.. which I think this helped. It needed some context, why now, what is happening now?
Showing posts with label militant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label militant. Show all posts
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Liverpool Archives
| http://www.liverpoolinprint.org.uk/index.php - recoffice.central.library@liverpool.gov.uk 1. | The March Of Militant | ||||||||||||
| 2. | Militant tendency: newspaper cuttings.
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| 3. | Merseyside Militant (Section 1) | ||||||||||||
| 4. | Rally: handbill, Monday, 9 April 1984, St. George's Hall
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| 5. | Liverpool : a city that dared to fight | ||||||||||||
| 6. | By any means necessary: militant, blacks and youth in Liverpool, 1970-1985
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| 7. | The Christian Militant: Lent With St Mark's Gospel | ||||||||||||
| 8. | The Racial politics of Militant in Liverpool: the black community's struggle for participation in local politics 1980 - 1986 |
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