Rights & Activism
Explore objects, stories and blogs linked to London’s history as a place of protest, and its many communities’ struggles for their rights.
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London Places
London Places
Speakers’ Corner: A home of free speech
Hyde Park’s historic spot for public speaking and debate
Rights & Activism
Rights & Activism
The 1918 election: When women first voted
The first general election after the First World War saw huge changes in who could vote
Rights & Activism
Rights & Activism
Sophia Duleep Singh: The Suffragette princess
For this Punjabi royal, winning women’s vote was worth breaking the law
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Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
Police out of Brixton (leaflet)
South London Workers Against Racism, Revolutionary Communist Party
1981
Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
No Votes Thank You, The Appeal of Womanhood (picture postcard)
National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage
1912
