Monthly Archives: July 2021

“You are Your Child’s First Teacher”: the Story of Manchester Parents Centre and Education Shop

Posted on July 14, 2021 by lipstick socialist

“I feel I was born to do the job of Education Social  Worker  at Manchester  Parents Centre. It was an extension of everything I believed in my life. It was about addressing justice, giving back to people some control over … Continue reading →

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My review of “Daring to Hope My Life in the 1970s” Sheila Rowbotham

Posted on July 4, 2021 by lipstick socialist

Sheila  is the country’s foremost socialist feminist thinker  and historian. This is the second part of her autobiography, following on from “ Promise of a Dream”  and takes us through the 1970s – all in 291 pages! We watch as … Continue reading →

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