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39 Photographs Reveal The Realities Of New Brighton A Working Class Curated by british culture archive founder paul wright, the exhibition gives us a glimpse into the landscapes of northern working class towns and cities, shining a light on everyday life in the pre social media world of the 1970s and 1980s. the main galleries feature images from photographers thomas blower, don tonge, and luis bustamante. The people's archive ®. the 1980s were a politically turbulent decade that saw profound change brought on by thatcherism. this was characterised by economic upheaval and social tension, with city wide riots and protests and the de industrialisation of much of britain’s traditional industry, such as coal mining, steel manufacturing, and. Sections of the industrial working class had practiced mutual aid, self help, autonomous education, etc. since the early 19th century, but the less romantic of our social historians will always. People in the north of england (56%) are much more likely to identify as working class than people in the south west (35%) or london and the south east (40%). class and attitudes regardless of occupation, people who identify as working class are more left wing, more authoritarian, and more anti immigration than those who identify as middle class.

39 Photographs Reveal The Realities Of New Brighton A Working Class Sections of the industrial working class had practiced mutual aid, self help, autonomous education, etc. since the early 19th century, but the less romantic of our social historians will always. People in the north of england (56%) are much more likely to identify as working class than people in the south west (35%) or london and the south east (40%). class and attitudes regardless of occupation, people who identify as working class are more left wing, more authoritarian, and more anti immigration than those who identify as middle class. Once the lifeblood of liverpool’s economy, the iconic docks faced a sharp decline during the 1980s. factory closures and job losses were acutely felt, contributing to frustration and disillusionment among the city’s working class population. the unemployment crisis hit some communities harder than others, creating pockets of social inequality. The 1980s was a period of important working class struggles in britain as well as in the rest of europe and the world. the ‘thatcherite revolution’, capitalism’s response to the inability of keynesian economics to deal with the economic crisis, was a means of ruthlessly culling unprofitable industrial sectors and involved a brutal assault on workers’ jobs and living conditions.

Documentary Photography Captures The Social Struggle Of 1980s England Once the lifeblood of liverpool’s economy, the iconic docks faced a sharp decline during the 1980s. factory closures and job losses were acutely felt, contributing to frustration and disillusionment among the city’s working class population. the unemployment crisis hit some communities harder than others, creating pockets of social inequality. The 1980s was a period of important working class struggles in britain as well as in the rest of europe and the world. the ‘thatcherite revolution’, capitalism’s response to the inability of keynesian economics to deal with the economic crisis, was a means of ruthlessly culling unprofitable industrial sectors and involved a brutal assault on workers’ jobs and living conditions.