Resistance : how protest shaped Britain and photography shaped protest / Steve McQueen ; edited by Clarrie Wallis with Sarah Harrison.

McQueen, Steve, 1969-, editor
Wallis, Clarrie, editor
Harrison, Sarah, editor
Turner Contemporary (Arts organization : Margate, England), associated with work

London : Monument Books, 2025.

254 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 26 cm

At foot of title: Turner.
Text on lining papers.
Includes index.

Spanning a hundred years of British history, from 1903, with the formation of the militant Suffragette group, this book traces a thread through anti-fascist resistance during World War II to Greenham Common and the Miner's Strikes, to struggles for LGBTQ+ rights, racial equality and disability rights, and on to protests against the War in Iraq in 2003. 'Resistance' contains firsthand accounts from individuals and photographers who witnessed these major historical moments, as well as expert analysis of where these stories lead us. This is a thrilling account of the twentieth-century through the medium of protest, exploring the hopes and ideas driving individuals to protest, the personal sacrifices involved and the empowering impact of collective action today.

9780008722999 (hbk)

322.40941
322.4
322.4094
322.409

HN400.P7

322.40941

English

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