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39,247 results found for all records.
Brixton riots aftermath (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt of interview with Editor of West Indian World, Cordley George(?), about the need for black people to unite to air grievances. Follows recent riots. Interviewer not heard.
Scarman inquiry objectives (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt of interview with a solicitor for the Lord Scarman inquiry, Lensworth Small, about the aims of the inquiry into causes of recent riots. Interviewer not heard.
Notting Hill Carnival (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt of interview with organiser Clive Olivier(?) explaining the role of the Notting Hill Carnival in settling racial tensions. Interviewer not heard.
Toxteth riots (1981)
- Genre
- Vox pop
A local resident talks about the riots in Toxteth, Liverpool. Interviewer not heard.
Skinhead on riots (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Interview with a white skinhead on his dislike of black and Asian people, in context of recent riots in Brixton and clashes between skinheads and local Asian youths in Southall, London. Female interviewer...
Brixton rioter says not planned (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
The first arrested rioter in Brixton denies accusations the violence was planned beforehand and airs views on use of petrol bombs. Interviewer not heard.
Reaction to Brixton riots (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt from interview with a Rastafarian who says the riots in Brixton, London helped to raise awareness of the issues facing minority communities. Interviewer not heard.
Riot causes (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt from an interview with a Rastafarian on recent riots and their causes. Interviewer not heard.
Reaction to Brixton riots (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt from an interview with a Rastafarian following the Brixton, London riots, on raising awareness of Rastafarianism. Interviewer not heard.
Brixton riots (1981)
- Genre
- Interview
Excerpt from an interview with a black rioter (not identified) who says the riots in Brixton, London helped to raise awareness of the feelings of minority communities towards the police. Interviewer not heard.