Behind The Headlines In Dover - Black Flag
Article from Black Flag #218 1999.
Overview: Home Rule: National Sovereignty and the Separation of Natives and Migrants
Submitted by Comrade Motopu on Jul 24 2020 06:13
For Migrant Labourers An Amnesty with Capitalism Is a Mockery
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 22 2020 19:56
Which is worse? The hypocrisy of an Italian Minister of Agriculture shedding tears in public over the supposed end to the maltreatment of cheap migrant field workers in Italy or the hypocrisy of Johnson’s Brexit government sanctioning the airlifting of workers from the poorer parts of Europe to work in British fields during the lockdown? This is an outline of what’s been going on recently in Italy.
Caribbean women and the black community
Submitted by wojtek on Jul 8 2020 22:41
Race Today Women on the collective struggles by Caribbean women in Britain. Published in April, 1975.
Legacy of Imperialism
Submitted by wojtek on Jul 1 2020 10:58
A Freedom Press article from the 1940s on the Windrush migrants and the conditions which they left behind
To Sir, With Love - E. R. Braithwaite (1959)
An excerpt from Guyanese-born novelist E. R. Braithwaite's 'To Sir, With Love' describing his disillusionment in the mother country.
Race, class and the state: the black experience in Britain
Submitted by wojtek on Jun 5 2020 20:01
A. Sivanandan on the political economy of post-WW2 immigration and state control in Britain.
Migrant and immigrant labor
A chapter detailing South Korea's transition into a subempire that has transformed other Asians into a transnationalized labor force for South Korean capital.
I, the caregiver – stories from “the grey zone”
A Bulgarian caregiver's personal account of working in a Greek hospital.
The Woolf Rubber Company Strike, 1965
One of the first major strikes by Asian workers in the UK, in 1965 mostly Punjabi workers went on strike at the R. Woolf Rubber Factory in Southall, West London.
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