Hands Off Mangrove represents plight of 1970s activists who overcame might of British state
They were worlds apart in 1970, when the face of the Chelsea flower show was Britt Ekland posing with the rose of the year. Months later, the 55-day trial of defendants who became known as thewould make legal history as black activists took on and overcame the might of the British state.
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