I'm glad that my event will include contributions from my friends and colleagues: Jim Phillips, historian of the miners' strike in Scotland, Kirsteen Paton, sociologist of class in contemporary Britain and @tajali1.bsky.social, labour reporter and historian of British South Asian activism.

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Join @tajali1.bsky.social at events across the UK as he discusses 'Come what may, we're here to stay', his new history of South Asian resistance in Britain. Find an event near you: manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/events/?utm_...

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"For this is less a history book and more a vivid community memoir focused on ensuring that historical lessons can be applied to the here and now." A new review of @tajali1.bsky.social's book 'Come what may, we're here to stay' from the IRR: irr.org.uk/article/rc-r... Out now! #booksky

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A few photos of Taj Ali launching his new book, Come What May, We’re Here to Stay: The Story of South Asian Resistance in Britain, in the Pitmans Parliament at Redhills Durham on Sunday.

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"You can't fight in silos - you have to organise together." @tajali1.bsky.social reflects on the lessons of Britain's anti-racist movements, from community organising and political education to solidarity across different struggles. manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/978152617758...

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