Steve McQueen Resistance

Steve McQueen Resistance charts a century of British activism through powerful photography and firsthand accounts. From the suffrage movement of 1903 to the 2003 Iraq War march, this Guardian-backed book captures pivotal moments including Cable Street, Greenham Common, and the Miners' Strike. Featuring acclaimed photographers like Vanley Burke and Tish Murtha, alongside insights from Gary Younge and Paul Gilroy, it reveals how generations fought for social change—from LGBTQ+ and disability rights to environmental justice. A landmark exploration of resistance that moves beyond history into where these struggles lead us today.