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Rebel Walk - The St Paul's Uprising

03/04/2022
Starts 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Age limit
Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult.
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0117 935 1200
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Rebel Walk - The St Paul's Uprising

Guided heritage walk revealing the story behind the St Pauls Riot of 1980 

Ignited by a police raid on the popular Black & White Café on Grosvenor Road, the St Paul’s Uprising sparked a wave of inner unrest that persisted throughout the 1980s.

"St Paul's Riot, that is the name it was known as but, for the Black youths of St Paul's it was yet another attack from the system. After years of Endless pressure of pure pressure, the melting pot spilled over. " Simba Tongogara, Walk Leader.

Community activist Simba Tongogara draws on personal experience to describe the events that led to the 1980 St Pauls Uprising, the subsequent campaign to ensure those charged were legally represented and that the voice of the Black community was heard. Simba also gives a searing assessment of the gentrification of St Pauls.

How To Book

Booking in advance is essential - tickets are Pay What You Can starting from £3+ booking fee per person.

Please check your ticket confirmation for the meeting point.

Art of Resistance is a two-year, National Heritage Lottery Funded project charting 100 years of protest in Bristol.

 

Image credit: Copyright Bristol Post

Heritage Lottery Funding

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