Saturday, August 7, 2021
Two Sylvia Pankhurst biographers on revolutionary women's history
Last month I had the great pleasure to join Rachel Holmes, author of the magnificent Sylvia Pankhurst: Natural Born Rebel, in a discussion of women's history at Counterfire's 'Revolution!' festival. Here we explained why the struggle for women's liberation is a necessarily revolutionary struggle.
You can find the other excellent talks from the Festival - including discussions of Palestine, Fred Hampton and revolutionary theory - on the Counterfire website. You can find my review of Rachel Holmes' biography here.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
Really looking forward to talking about Sylvia Pankhurst tomorrow. Details of how to join the discussion below: -
This is the transcript of a paper I was lucky enough to be able to present at the Transatlantic Women's Networks Conference: Cultural En...
-
Yesterday I posted my review of Sylvia , a musical currently playing at The Old Vic, about the life of Sylvia Pankhurst. But there's mo... -
It was a pleasure to speak with American comrades about the real history of International Women's Day, established to celebrate and fost...
-
I am very excited to be speaking about Sylvia Pankhurst at Matchwomen's Festival 2022 today. This annual event it organised by the legen...
No comments:
Post a Comment