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ALT A collection of badges which have different slogans and images. Among them are “speak for your two lips are free”, “STRIKE”, “Big Flame”, “FIGHT RACISM”, “Cringe is the new cool”, and “Silly is praxis”
ALT A stack of Mole Express newspapers. The top paper is headlined “moss side motown” and has a blue, yellow, and white design of a tiger - which says “Bangladesh” in the middle.
ALT A powerpoint slide which says “option 1: make a zinefesto”, “option 2: make a badge”, and “use the archival material - ask me if you want to see anything else!”. On the screen are also examples of zines and badges.
ALT An older white woman stands smiling, talking to a group of young people who sit on chairs in a circle.
ALT A British-Chinese young man points to a piece of paper he has written on whilst explaining it to the group. A young white man leans to look at the paper and smiles.
ALT An older white woman stands next to a powerpoint slide which has text on it about the organisation, RECLAIM.
ALT A page of a zine which has collaged printed materials. It says “future”, and “healthcare”.
ALT A large flipchart page which says “economic” in the centre, and has words coming off it such as “funding”, “access: barriers, affordability of campaign”, “capacity: time off work, mental health, travel, opportunity”, and “precarity: short term survival focus, won’t unionise for example”
ALT A collage of people from different magazines.
ALT The banner features a dynamic background of overlapping red, magenta, purple, and black shapes, displaying the title “Radical Readings” with the subheading, “The Conditions of the Working Class,” and the tagline, “Featuring your favourite performers alongside exciting new voices.” The event’s time and date appear below the title, with the library's logo positioned in the top right corner.
ALT The banner shows a greyed out picture of delivery workers outside a McDonalds. It features the title of the event, Delivering Justice: Towards a History of Food Delivery Workers' Organising and the date of the event, Wednesday 11th December and the logos of the event organisers at the bottom.
ALT Free supplement for the October 79 march against the Corrie abortion bill and distributed with the November ‘Big Flame: for socialism’ paper of the revolutionary socialist organisation, ‘Big Flame’. Sing-a-song against Corrie! Two songs are written out, entitled: Abortion Song by Steph Crook, to the tune of ‘Inky Pinky Parly Vous’, and Free Abortion by Red Flu, to the tune of ‘In the Brownies’ or ‘YMCA’. Abortion – Woman’s Right to Choose
ALT A song is written: ‘Twelve Months of Corrrie’ submitted by A.Non, Oxford. In this month’s Big Flame: The Future of the Abortion Campaign Labour Party Conference and Abortion These are the three songs submitted for the competition announced in last month’s Big Flame. We thought the best way to decide on their merits as songs for an abortion demonstration was to put them to the test. The winner(s) is the song that gets sung the most. And that’s also the prize. Big Flame is the monthly newspaper of the revolutionary socialist organisation of the same name. (The name comes from a tv play by Jim Allen about an occupation of the docks.) You can subscribe to the paper for £2.75 a year or find out more by writing to us at 217, Wavertree Road, Liverpool 7. Printed by Rochdale Alternative Press, Rochdale 44981.
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ALT The group in the Library's Annex space, where Project Researcher Seth holds up a Big Flame newspaper whilst talking to the group.
ALT Big Flame material focused on Ireland and the Troops Out movement, interspersed with other archival material like the Palestine Solidarity paper.
ALT Greyed out image of pamphlets relating to black radical history with the words, "Open Archive Day" in yellow on top, with the date and time of the event, Saturday 26th October from 10-2PM underneath, also in yellow.