4 replies on “The Battle of Cable Street: 1930s Attitudes on Immigrants”
The author of this article is TOTALLY wrong. The 1930s attitudes on immigrants was wright.
Actually the author doesn’t take much of a stand in this article, it is worth noting that the attitude you are objecting to was held by many in the 1930s. As today, different opinions exist(ed).
I tried to post two comments: they were not obscene or offensive. They were negative comments about the article. They have been not posted. What that means: judge yourself.
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4 replies on “The Battle of Cable Street: 1930s Attitudes on Immigrants”
The author of this article is TOTALLY wrong. The 1930s attitudes on immigrants was wright.
Actually the author doesn’t take much of a stand in this article, it is worth noting that the attitude you are objecting to was held by many in the 1930s. As today, different opinions exist(ed).
I tried to post two comments: they were not obscene or offensive. They were negative comments about the article. They have been not posted. What that means: judge yourself.
Comment approval is manual and can therefore take some time. Please be patient. Your first comment will not be posted.