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.
Top-Results
Top-Results
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Executions & death-penalty reforms in Britain
How 18th-century British reformers questioned capital punishment and the fight continues today
Collections
Collections
Brixton 1981 to BLM: Reflections on Black uprisings
The changing nature of uprisings in Brixton, from 1981 to 2020
Health & Disease
Health & Disease
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson: A pioneering doctor
The first woman in Britain to qualify as a doctor
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Paintings, Prints & Drawings
Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
Mary Richardson, who slashed the "Rokeby Venus" by Valesquez, leaving for police court, 10 March, 1914 (photograph)
Central News
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