OH-4314_LuciaFitzgerald_e03.wav Luchia Fitzgerald: [00:00:00] But I tell you, this whole thing in Manchester really did start to kick off from that base, the working class
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Transcript OH-4315_AngelaCooper_e02.mp3
OH-4315_AngelaCooper_e02.mp3 Angela Cooper: [00:00:00] I think what happened then was there was something happening at Lancaster University in the way of gay liberation because that’s
Transcript OH-4315_AngelaCooper_e01.mp3
OH-4315_AngelaCooper_e01.mp3 Angela Cooper: [00:00:01] Growing up in the 60s, and it’s a time and in a place where it wasn’t OK to be gay, so
Transcript OH-4314_LuciaFitzgerald_e06.mp3
OH-4314_LuciaFitzgerald_e06.mp3 Luchia Fitzgerald: [00:00:00] I was frightened and confused and all the rest of it, as a lot of people of my age would have
Pride, Protest, Action, Art! (Part Two)
This is the second part of a selection of archive audio that tells the tale of the power of creative cultural activism, from paint on
Pride, Protest, Action, Art! (Part One)
In preparation for North West Sound Heritage’s launch of ‘Demo Tapes’ (a forthcoming project encouraging the creative reuse of oral history of protest and resistance