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IN THE GRIP OF CHANGE

The Caribbean and its British Diaspora

Movement for Colonial Freedom leaflet

Title
Movement for Colonial Freedom leaflet
Description
Activists organised demonstrations and awareness campaigns in their fight against the 1962 Commonwealth Immigrants Act and later legislation.
Creator
Movement for Colonial Freedom
Location
London, England
Date
1961
Collection
Restrictions and Resistance
Source
See more details on the Senate House Library archives catalogue
Rights
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Item Number
33
A red leaflet with black text advertising a protest against the colour bar on immigration, that took place at St. Pancras Town Hall, Thursday, 2 November, 7:30. The speakers listed are Fenner Brockway M.P., Ted Hill, Dr. David Pitt, Claudia Jones, Stanley Mayne, Thomas Kellock and Reverand Donald Soper.
A red leaflet with black text advertising a protest against the colour bar on immigration, that took place at St. Pancras Town Hall, Thursday, 2 November, 7:30. The speakers listed are Fenner Brockway M.P., Ted Hill, Dr. David Pitt, Claudia Jones, Stanley Mayne, Thomas Kellock and Reverand Donald Soper.
A red leaflet with black text advertising a protest against the colour bar on immigration, that took place at St. Pancras Town Hall, Thursday, 2 November, 7:30. The speakers listed are Fenner Brockway M.P., Ted Hill, Dr. David Pitt, Claudia Jones, Stanley Mayne, Thomas Kellock and Reverand Donald Soper.

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