‘Burn it down!’: Materialising intersectional solidarities in the architecture of the South African Embassy during the London Poll Tax Riot, March 1990

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RT @lestageog: OTD in 1990 a demonstration in London against the Poll Tax ended in rioting. During those events, an attempt was made to set…

RT @lestageog: OTD in 1990 a demonstration in London against the Poll Tax ended in rioting. During those events, an attempt was made to set…

I was there. Amid the terror of police violence against protestors, it was an exhilarating moment of solidarity.

RT @lestageog: OTD in 1990 a demonstration in London against the Poll Tax ended in rioting. During those events, an attempt was made to set…

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