Sources, resources & further reading
- Surat Alley, lascar trade unionist and communist
- Come and See the Empire by the All Red Route – pamphlet by the Workers’ Empire Exhibition Committee and the Glasgow Independent Labour Party
- Stephen Coyle – Margaret Skinnider and Irish republicanism in Glasgow
- CRER who are campaigning for a national museum, archive and learning centre dedicated to illuminating Scotland’s role in empire, colonialism, slavery and migration. Check out the first step in this process, the online Empire Museum
- Nelson Cummins’ walking tours with CRER and Glasgow Museums, mapping Glasgow’s history with colonialism, slavery, and abolition
- Ghost Dance shirt return to Lakota Sioux
- Jacqueline Jenkinson – Friendly Aliens on the Home Front: Migrants, Refugees and Colonial Workers in Scotland During and After the First World War (Scottish Archives Vol. 22, 2016)
- Jacqueline Jenkinson – 1919 Race Riots in Britain: their background and consequences (PhD thesis)
- Legacies of Slavery in Glasgow Museums and Collections
- Stephen Mullan – It Wisnae Us – The Truth About Glasgow and Slavery
- Rosie Spooner – Kelvingrove Park critical heritage walk, downloadable audio guide
- Thamine – Co-Constituting Imperial Glasgow and Rangoon
- Decolonising the British Empire Exhibition of 1938 through Augmented Reality Narratives – a new app and learning resources
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