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  1. Gather round, people, I'll tell you a story
    An eight-year-long story of power and pride
    'Bout British Lord Vestey and Vincent Lingiari
    They were opposite men on opposite sides
    Kev Carmody - Paul Kelly (1991)

    23rd August 1966
    #WaveHill walk-off/strike, by 200 #Gurindji stockmen, house servants and their families, at #Kalkarindji cattle station lasting seven years.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_Hil

    #FirstNations #labourmovement #landrights #organize #solidarity #strikes #workingclasshistory

  2. Gather round, people, I'll tell you a story
    An eight-year-long story of power and pride
    'Bout British Lord Vestey and Vincent Lingiari
    They were opposite men on opposite sides
    Kev Carmody - Paul Kelly (1991)

    23rd August 1966
    #WaveHill walk-off/strike, by 200 #Gurindji stockmen, house servants and their families, at #Kalkarindji cattle station lasting seven years.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_Hil

    #FirstNations #labourmovement #landrights #organize #solidarity #strikes #workingclasshistory

  3. Gather round, people, I'll tell you a story
    An eight-year-long story of power and pride
    'Bout British Lord Vestey and Vincent Lingiari
    They were opposite men on opposite sides
    Kev Carmody - Paul Kelly (1991)

    23rd August 1966
    #WaveHill walk-off/strike, by 200 #Gurindji stockmen, house servants and their families, at #Kalkarindji cattle station lasting seven years.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_Hil

    #FirstNations #labourmovement #landrights #organize #solidarity #strikes #workingclasshistory

  4. Gather round, people, I'll tell you a story
    An eight-year-long story of power and pride
    'Bout British Lord Vestey and Vincent Lingiari
    They were opposite men on opposite sides
    Kev Carmody - Paul Kelly (1991)

    23rd August 1966
    #WaveHill walk-off/strike, by 200 #Gurindji stockmen, house servants and their families, at #Kalkarindji cattle station lasting seven years.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_Hil

    #FirstNations #labourmovement #landrights #organize #solidarity #strikes #workingclasshistory

  5. Gather round, people, I'll tell you a story
    An eight-year-long story of power and pride
    'Bout British Lord Vestey and Vincent Lingiari
    They were opposite men on opposite sides
    Kev Carmody - Paul Kelly (1991)

    23rd August 1966
    #WaveHill walk-off/strike, by 200 #Gurindji stockmen, house servants and their families, at #Kalkarindji cattle station lasting seven years.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_Hil

    #FirstNations #labourmovement #landrights #organize #solidarity #strikes #workingclasshistory

  6. “Getting members to go through the hoops of fire that it takes to #organize, it’s a big ask; it is always amazing to me that workers do organize rather than that they don’t, because it is hard to organize, particularly in this very divisive society, coming together and building #solidarity.” - Kate Bronfenbrenner

    portside.org/2026-08-20/kate-b

    #labourmovement #unions #workingclasshistory

  7. “Getting members to go through the hoops of fire that it takes to #organize, it’s a big ask; it is always amazing to me that workers do organize rather than that they don’t, because it is hard to organize, particularly in this very divisive society, coming together and building #solidarity.” - Kate Bronfenbrenner

    portside.org/2026-08-20/kate-b

    #labourmovement #unions #workingclasshistory

  8. “Getting members to go through the hoops of fire that it takes to #organize, it’s a big ask; it is always amazing to me that workers do organize rather than that they don’t, because it is hard to organize, particularly in this very divisive society, coming together and building #solidarity.” - Kate Bronfenbrenner

    portside.org/2026-08-20/kate-b

    #labourmovement #unions #workingclasshistory

  9. “Getting members to go through the hoops of fire that it takes to #organize, it’s a big ask; it is always amazing to me that workers do organize rather than that they don’t, because it is hard to organize, particularly in this very divisive society, coming together and building #solidarity.” - Kate Bronfenbrenner

    portside.org/2026-08-20/kate-b

    #labourmovement #unions #workingclasshistory

  10. “Getting members to go through the hoops of fire that it takes to #organize, it’s a big ask; it is always amazing to me that workers do organize rather than that they don’t, because it is hard to organize, particularly in this very divisive society, coming together and building #solidarity.” - Kate Bronfenbrenner

    portside.org/2026-08-20/kate-b

    #labourmovement #unions #workingclasshistory

  11. #OTD 10 August 2005, #GateGourmet dispute as British Airways “outsourced” its airline meal production, to cut wages and conditions. workers assembled to discuss and protest and 700 were sacked. So baggage handlers walked out in #solidarity shutting #Heathrow airport completely for 48 hours. Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU) workers fought on until April but they were eventually defeated.

    stories.workingclasshistory.co

    leeds.ac.uk/strikingwomen/stri accessed 29/08/

    #workingclasshistory

  12. #OTD 10 August 2005, #GateGourmet dispute as British Airways “outsourced” its airline meal production, to cut wages and conditions. workers assembled to discuss and protest and 700 were sacked. So baggage handlers walked out in #solidarity shutting #Heathrow airport completely for 48 hours. Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU) workers fought on until April but they were eventually defeated.

    stories.workingclasshistory.co

    leeds.ac.uk/strikingwomen/stri accessed 29/08/

    #workingclasshistory

  13. #OTD 10 August 2005, #GateGourmet dispute as British Airways “outsourced” its airline meal production, to cut wages and conditions. workers assembled to discuss and protest and 700 were sacked. So baggage handlers walked out in #solidarity shutting #Heathrow airport completely for 48 hours. Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU) workers fought on until April but they were eventually defeated.

    stories.workingclasshistory.co

    leeds.ac.uk/strikingwomen/stri accessed 29/08/

    #workingclasshistory

  14. #OTD 10 August 2005, #GateGourmet dispute as British Airways “outsourced” its airline meal production, to cut wages and conditions. workers assembled to discuss and protest and 700 were sacked. So baggage handlers walked out in #solidarity shutting #Heathrow airport completely for 48 hours. Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU) workers fought on until April but they were eventually defeated.

    stories.workingclasshistory.co

    leeds.ac.uk/strikingwomen/stri accessed 29/08/

    #workingclasshistory

  15. #OTD 10 August 2005, #GateGourmet dispute as British Airways “outsourced” its airline meal production, to cut wages and conditions. workers assembled to discuss and protest and 700 were sacked. So baggage handlers walked out in #solidarity shutting #Heathrow airport completely for 48 hours. Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU) workers fought on until April but they were eventually defeated.

    stories.workingclasshistory.co

    leeds.ac.uk/strikingwomen/stri accessed 29/08/

    #workingclasshistory

  16. Britain abolished #slavery in 1833 parliament granted £20m compensation - for lost income - to former enslavers. Prominent British families moved to the colonies with proceeds of slavery’s abolition, most prolifically in South Australia, which prided itself on being “the free state” devoid of #convicts
    theguardian.com/world/2018/sep

    theconversation.com/australias

    #Capitalism #Colonialism #labourmovement #workingclasshistory

  17. Britain abolished #slavery in 1833 parliament granted £20m compensation - for lost income - to former enslavers. Prominent British families moved to the colonies with proceeds of slavery’s abolition, most prolifically in South Australia, which prided itself on being “the free state” devoid of #convicts
    theguardian.com/world/2018/sep

    theconversation.com/australias

    #Capitalism #Colonialism #labourmovement #workingclasshistory

  18. Britain abolished #slavery in 1833 parliament granted £20m compensation - for lost income - to former enslavers. Prominent British families moved to the colonies with proceeds of slavery’s abolition, most prolifically in South Australia, which prided itself on being “the free state” devoid of #convicts
    theguardian.com/world/2018/sep

    theconversation.com/australias

    #Capitalism #Colonialism #labourmovement #workingclasshistory

  19. Britain abolished #slavery in 1833 parliament granted £20m compensation - for lost income - to former enslavers. Prominent British families moved to the colonies with proceeds of slavery’s abolition, most prolifically in South Australia, which prided itself on being “the free state” devoid of #convicts
    theguardian.com/world/2018/sep

    theconversation.com/australias

    #Capitalism #Colonialism #labourmovement #workingclasshistory

  20. Britain abolished #slavery in 1833 parliament granted £20m compensation - for lost income - to former enslavers. Prominent British families moved to the colonies with proceeds of slavery’s abolition, most prolifically in South Australia, which prided itself on being “the free state” devoid of #convicts
    theguardian.com/world/2018/sep

    theconversation.com/australias

    #Capitalism #Colonialism #labourmovement #workingclasshistory