068: Olive Morris

This episode is about Olive Morris, the Jamaican born activist, community leader, radical feminist, Black nationalist and Marx-Leninist communist, thinking about her life and legacy. Early life and education The assault by the metropolitan police A life of activism Housing campaigns and squatting Life after death

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