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Radical History Blog
Shame on the Tyrants: The Story of the Highland Clearances
On this day in 1792, the 'Year of the Sheep' protests began against the Highland Clearances...
Roses, Roses: The Life of America's 'Rebel Cinderella'
Rose Pastor Stokes was an icon of American socialism in the early twentieth century...
Basically Optimistic: Gough Whitlam's Radical Reformism
Gough Whitlam led a reformist government in Australia between 1972-75, transforming the country in just three years.
Chris Hani & The Myths of the Anti-Apartheid Movement
The story of the anti-apartheid activist who led an armed struggle in South Africa...
Worth a Whole Fleet: The Life of Admiral William Brown
How an Irish merchant sailor became a revolutionary admiral and hero of the Argentine War of Independence...
We Can Be Powerful
How Students for a Democratic Society revived the American left for a new decade...
The Big 250
Before this year, I'd never heard of the word 'semi-quincentennial'...
Solidarity Without Borders: The Story of Tom Barker
Tom Barker was a socialist organiser and anti-war campaigner across three different continents...
The Secret History of Women's Football
Lily Parr was a lesbian icon and working-class hero during the first Golden Age of women's football in Britain...
Philosopher, Pacifist, Radical: The Life of Bertrand Russell
Bertrand Russell was a lifelong pacifist and critic of warmongering imperialism...