Forty years ago Brixton burned. It was the people versus the police. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | History |
The Brixton uprising sparks a summer of discontent as rioting breaks out across the country - this is no longer just about Brixton. Questions start being asked: Why is this really happening? What are the causes? more
Molotov cocktails, burning buildings, police cars smashed, running battles on the streets - London has never seen anything like this. Brixton explodes in an orgy of violence fuelled by a boiling sense of anger and injustice among the black community.... more
There is fury at a lack of compassion shown by the authorities to the victims of the New Cross Fire. Many are convinced it was a racist firebombing and accuse the police of failing to investigate properly. more
A birthday party ends in tragedy when 13 young people die in a house fire. more
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Couldn’t stop listening.
Everything is so well done on this. Wish I could come across more bbc podcasts similar to this one, in terms of historical context, narrative and production.
You never grew up on the same streets I did, watching the police use the old ‘SUS’ laws to stop anyone they pleased. more
Thanks to all involved for these. I remember the Brixton riots as a teenager living in another part of London and years later I worked there. Really good to hear the years of background that led up to those events from people who were there and lived through it. Big Narstie presents it really well, more like this please.👏
I'm white. I grew up just South of Brixton. The riots went on just before I was at an age where I started partying. This podcast sets the scene for what went on in my early youth and just before. It was appaling to be reminded of the racism that went on (and still does), but the music was great. Well told and balanced.
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