Category: Movements

Tevy Kuch considers the relationship between Maoism and women's liberation in China.

Bex Dudley explores Soho as a space for the formation and demonstration of relationships between women.

Jack Stewart remembers the widespread antifascist movements of 1970s Britain.

Jack Mason writes on the importance of everyday perspectives for a meaningful historical tradition.

Millie Lord considers the role of British colonialism in the triggering of deadly conflict.

Eden James writes about a legal battle that galvanised the early feminist movement.

Ruby Senker tells the story of the 20th century's first international human rights movement.

J. Stoltzfus compares the visa lotteries that supported Irish-Americans in the 1980s with the situation of undocumented migrants today.

Owen Frost reframes the Black Power movement we're mistaught in school.

Zeena Starbuck explains how the policies meant to hold the British Empire together are reappearing in the conversations around Brexit.