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Merseyside Resistance Calendar - July

War, Peace and Occupation - Collage by Liverpool Woodcraft Folk entered in the Al-Turner-tive Art Competition 2007

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  1 2 3 4 1981: Start of Liverpool 8 uprising (‘the riots’) 5 6 1981: William Huskisson statue on Princes Road pulled down
7 2001: First Arabic Arts Festival 8 1981: First public statement of Liverpool 8 Defence Committee after Toxteth ‘riots’ 9 2002: Formation of Liverpool Friends of Palestine 10 11 1991: Terry Fields MP jailed for 60 days after refusing to pay poll tax
12 1819: Liverpool's first Orange parade 'put to flight by the Irish' 1974: Two-week work-in begins at Fisher Bendix factory more info 13 1912: Orange and Green Band marches through Garston after police brutality
14 1982: Second day of occupation by community of Croxteth Comprehensive 15 1971: First edition of Liverpool Free Press ‘News you’re not supposed to know’ 16 17 18 1937: Spanish Aid committee public meeting in Picton Hall 19 20 1989: 7,000 seamen end seven-week strike
21 2007: 1,000 march against cuts in, and privatisation of, postal services 22 1848: Irish Confederates arrested amid rumours of insurrection
1996: Swords into Ploughshares trial at Crown Court of activists who damaged Hawk fighter aircraft starts
23 1984: Catalyst Dance and Drama group formed 24 1972: Liverpool Echo is not printed for three days amid widespread action supporting jailed ‘Pentonville 5’ dockers 25 26 1847: Daniel O’Connell’s body lies in state on the Mersey en route from London to Dublin 27 2001: Hunger strike at Walton prison by detained asylum-seekers
28 1848: 500 dockers refuse to become special constables and lose their jobs
2001: Demonstration outside Walton prison to support detained asylum-seekers
29 30 1996: Ploughshares activists acquitted at Crown Court after damaging Hawk fighter aircraft 31 1919: Liverpool police join national strike Also in this month
1796: Edward Rushton’s ‘Letter to Washington’ challenges the president’s owning of slaves while upholding liberty more info
1872: Women cotton and rag pickers’ strike
1895: Bitter dispute breaks out at Jackson's Rope Works, Old Swan, after machine tears young girl to pieces in front of her mother

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