Caribbean Labour Solidarity was founded in the 1960s in north London. An international campaigning organisation, it drew attention to the links between modern racism and Britain’s involvement in the enslavement of Africans in the sugar colonies.
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Accession reference: Museum of London, 2003.5/43
Themes
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Diaspora
The transatlantic slave trade was the largest forced migration of people in history. Understand how this migration has affected societies, cultures and the world we live in today…
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Legacies
Understand how the 1807 Abolition Act ended the British involvement in the slave trade but not slavery, how British women pushed for full…