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Derek Hatton looks on as he is imprisoned in his council office by members of the Black

Derek Hatton looks on as he is imprisoned in his council office by members of the Black


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Derek Hatton looks on as he is imprisoned in his council office by members of the Black

Derek Hatton looks on as he is imprisoned in his council office by members of the Black Caucus along with Tony Mulhearn and Sam Bond, and told clearly what would happen to them if they attempted to leave. They were then made to sign an agreement put in front of them by the Black Caucus to re-advertise the post currently held by Sam Bond. 10th October 1984

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Liverpool Post and Echo Archive
Mirrorpix
Liverpool
England

Media ID 21683316

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In this powerful print from Memory Lane Prints, we witness a significant moment in history as Derek Hatton finds himself imprisoned within his council office. Surrounding him are members of the Black Caucus, joined by Tony Mulhearn and Sam Bond. Their determined gazes reflect both defiance and resilience. It is clear that these individuals have been detained against their will, warned about the consequences should they attempt to escape. The Black Caucus takes charge, presenting an agreement for them to sign – a demand to re-advertise the position currently held by Sam Bond. This snapshot captures a pivotal event that occurred on October 10th, 1984 during the politically charged era of the 1980s. It serves as a reminder of the intense struggles faced by councillors and councils during this time period. The image also sheds light on themes such as race relations and politics within small groups of people. The presence of labour activists further emphasizes the significance of this moment in terms of political movements and demonstrations. As we delve into our past through images like these, it is crucial to acknowledge their historical context while appreciating their visual impact. This particular photograph encapsulates not only individual stories but also broader narratives surrounding power dynamics and social change during an influential period in our recent history.

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