From Gujarat to Grunwick: How Progressive Politics Turned from Solidarity to Identity
August 1976. Six Guajarati women downed their tools and walked out of a photo processing factory in Grunswick, North London. The acrimonious industrial dispute that ensued would persist for two full years, crescendoing in a day of action on the 11th July 1977, whereby an estimated 20,000 supporters arrived at the pickets to show solidarity […]
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