Protest: Faces in the Crowd, Not Shadows in the Dark
Protest has always been stitched into the fabric of British democracy ā part of the national character, part of that peculiar blend of pride, prickliness and righteous fury at unfairness. From the Chartists demanding representation, to the Suffragettes refusing to wait politely for equality, to the miners marching for dignity, Brits have never been shy … Read more