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Dorothy Kuya
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Dorothy Kuya was a leading British communist and human rights activist from Liverpool, the co-founder of Teachers Against Racism, and the general secretary of the National Assembly of Women. She was a
Dorothy Kuya
Dorothy Kuya
The entrance to Liverpool's International Slavery Museum, created partially as a result of Kuya's campaign activism
The entrance to Liverpool's International Slavery Museum, created partially as a result of Kuya's campaign activism
Toxteth
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Toxteth is an inner-city area of Liverpool in the county of Merseyside.
Dorothy Kuya
…greatest fighter against racism and racial intolerance" and "one of the country's leading figures in combating inequality." Dorothy Kuya was born in Toxteth, Liverpool, on 16 March 1933; her father was a black man from Sierra Leone and her mother was a white British woman. After her father disappeared, her…
Toxteth sign on Croxteth Road near Sefton Park, Liverpool
Toxteth sign on Croxteth Road near Sefton Park, Liverpool
Toxteth Town Hall
Toxteth Town Hall
Wellington Road Chapel, in Toxteth, was closed in 1932 and has been left vacant ever since.
Wellington Road Chapel, in Toxteth, was closed in 1932 and has been left vacant ever since.
Once elegant glazed yellow-brick derelict terraced houses in tree-lined Ducie Street, Toxteth.
Once elegant glazed yellow-brick derelict terraced houses in tree-lined Ducie Street, Toxteth.