Reform promising to enforce fraudulent #BadHistory upon us:
Reform UK will tell Welsh museums how to present history, manifesto says
Digital History, Radical History, Social History.
Dadaists, Coin clippers, Absconding Debtors, Londoners.
Critics and Critiques of Political Economy.
Open Access, Public Domain, Hacking Around.
Editor of British History Online at the IHR.
Also Cats & Spain.
Reform promising to enforce fraudulent #BadHistory upon us:
Reform UK will tell Welsh museums how to present history, manifesto says
This looks a very interesting online seminar:
John Satia and the 1731 Ban on Black Apprenticeship
William #Kentridge exhibition in Prague: The Battle between Yes and No:
https://www.kunsthallepraha.org/en/events/william-kentridge-the-battle-between-yes-and-no
New to me: España Esclavista:
"The main goal of this website ... is to showcase and highlight the many material traces of Spain's slave-holding past that still exist in our towns and cities today."
(en español, obviamente)
Revealed: history of Spain’s fearless 1970s trans-rights political collective
Pioneering activists risked arrest and imprisonment amid lingering persecution after Franco dictatorship
RE: https://kolektiva.social/@pasttense/116928328247975222
For Haydon's painting of the Mock Election see:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mock_Election
And also the companion picture, Chairing the Member:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chairing_the_Member_(Haydon)
Got to see William #Kentridge: The Battle Between YES and NO, at the Kunsthalle, Prague.
A marvellous exhibition; 'To cross one more sea' is an extraordinary, terrifying, giddy-making installation, a retelling of transatlantic crossings.
https://www.kunsthallepraha.org/en/events/william-kentridge-the-battle-between-yes-and-no