Thoughts from visitors, storytellers, and collaborators on our recent project, 'A Mile in My Shoes: '81 Uprisings'.
For this bespoke iteration of our ever-growing 'A Mile in My Shoes' project, we invited Londoners to take an imaginative leap back to 1981 when Black communities across England rose up in bloody confrontation with the police. With our giant shoebox stationed in the centre of Brixton, we shared 35 new stories told by people who lived through the momentous summer that changed British history.
Over two weeks, thousands of people walked in the shoes of strangers and listened to tales of childhood, love, art-making, coming-of-age, sexuality, family, activism, conflict, community, music, dancing, and much more.
More about the project: empathymuseum.com/a-mile-in-my-shoes/81-uprisings
This film was made by Paul Wyatt - paulwyatt.co.uk
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