#OtD 1 Mar 1968 Commonwealth Immigrants Act came into force in UK in response to the new Kenyan govt threatening tens of thousands of Asians who were mostly British passport holders. The Labour govt passed the Act to prevent them coming to Britain stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/8115...

OTD in 1970, the first Women's Liberation Conference was held in Oxford. A watershed in the British feminist movement, attendees discussed equal pay, 24-hour childcare and free contraception. In this piece from the archive, Chandan Fraser shares her memories of the event.

About 18 months ago, I was commissioned to write a history of the Theology & Religious Studies Dept at KCL. It was a pleasure to work with >40 alumni for the project. Pleased to announce it is now published and available to view online! @kcltrs.bsky.social www.kcl.ac.uk/trs/assets/h...

Great piece. Valuable example of how universities can critically and productively engage with their colonial pasts.

Great paper from @sarahlimb.bsky.social at @ihrlifecycles.bsky.social followed by dinner at my second home (Siam Central on Charlotte Street). Love our seminar so much.

Looking forward to this! I'll be presenting some of my PhD research and talking all things students.

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Writing is funny because both my biggest brightest dream and stomach churning dread is having people read my book.