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Led by Paul Stephenson, Owen Henry and Roy Hackett, the Bristol Bus Boycott began on 30 April 1963. The campaign sparked national discussions about institutional racism.
The Bristol Boycott was one of England’s earliest and most powerful Black‑led social justice campaigns changing Bristol, and the country, forever.
Led by Paul Stephenson, Owen Henry and Roy Hackett, the Bristol Bus Boycott began on 30 April 1963. The campaign sparked national discussions about institutional racism.
The Bristol Boycott was one of England’s earliest and most powerful Black‑led social justice campaigns changing Bristol, and the country, forever.
