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Glasgow Museums: Anti-Apartheid Solidarity in Glasgow: A Legacy of Political Posters

50 years on from the Soweto Uprising, we look at Glasgow’s role in Anti-Apartheid Solidarity through Glasgow Museums’ collection, with a particular focus on the political posters produced by community project, Cranhill Arts. We will have a behind the scenes tour of Kelvin Hall and a talk from Alistair McCallum about the posters produced in the 1980s and 1990s.

Location: Kelvin Hall, 1445 Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8AW

Booking details: Free; registration required. Book on Eventbrite.

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University of Dundee Museums / Leisure & Culture Dundee: Breaking the Chains – a Walking Tour exploring Dundee’s Links to Slavery

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Bemis: Threads of Legacy: Celebrating Black Leadership, Community and Contribution