01 January 1980 13 mins
Gus Williams, who stood for the Liberals at Nuneaton in 1979 (against the wishes of some of the local party), speaks powerfully about the uphill struggle for equality - as does Bert Carless, Birmingham's first Black councillor, who quotes from an illiterate and abusive letter he received when he started off in politics.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1980
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20 March 1980
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11 January 1980
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01 January 1980
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06 September 1980
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07 February 1980
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08 January 1980
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14 March 1980
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21 April 1980
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