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Sheffield No Borders Tour (part 1)

Chris | 15.10.2005 20:54 | Anti-racism | Migration | Sheffield

Some photos from the Magical Mystery Tour - a tourist jaunt through the city centre of Sheffield, taking in various places and buildings where magical mystery policies of exclusion are implemented through state agents or private corporations.

No Borders
No Borders

Tour Guide
Tour Guide

Police escort
Police escort

Sheffield Rhythms of Resistance
Sheffield Rhythms of Resistance

Magical Mystery Tour
Magical Mystery Tour

Trollyd
Trollyd

Trollyd
Trollyd

West Street
West Street

Job Centre
Job Centre

The Sisters of Solidarity
The Sisters of Solidarity

Milton House
Milton House

Milton House
Milton House

Trollyd
Trollyd

Tour Guide
Tour Guide

The Moor
The Moor

Magical Mystery Tour
Magical Mystery Tour

Pinstone Street
Pinstone Street

Pinstone Street
Pinstone Street

No Borders
No Borders

Trollyd
Trollyd


The No Borders maps of Sheffield went down very with passers by, as did Sheffield Rhythms of Resistance  http://www.rhythmsofresistancesheffield.org.uk/ Trollyd  http://www.burngreave.net/~trollyd/ and The Sisters of Solidarity.

More info:

 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/sheffield/2005/09/324744.html

Chris

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Some pictures of the Solidarity Sisters

15.08.2006 11:29







The Solidarity Sisters (from Nottingham) went over to Sheffield to help out with the Magical Mystery tour, to spread the message of soldarity with refugees and those seeking asylum in the UK.

One Solidarity Sister explains: 'We have appeared in these costumes a couple of times in Nottingham and in Sheffield. We dress in little white dresses, with one of us in lederhosen and hats and bags.. It's about showing solidarity. It's more a sort of universal image. On the bands and the skirts there's lots of images of people holding hands. It's about spreading equality, friendship and acceptance. We look a little bit like aid nurses. Like it's about having a helping hand. Being there to support people. The dresses we're made from reclaimed fabrics. They we're used for car seat padding. It's good to be reusing stuff.'

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