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In London, they lament it and welcome him, but everyone is inside their shell. And they obey indifferently. Society divided into classes. Indians run minimarkets. The British are superior beings. Progress within the rules set by business. Private property is sacred. The owner and his slaves keep watch. Every corporation, company, or luxury store has one or more employees who watch, control, and spy. In the British Library, I counted 50. You can't enter any reading room without a pass. Police officers and poachers firmly turn me away as soon as I try to film. Everything belongs to someone: only the owner can allow its use. A fortified city. Men in a vault. Getting rich. Marvelous designer skyscrapers draw the line between the select few and the indistinct masses. Empty, docile bodies.
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01/01/2008
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Dance for All
Tales of the Diaspora
From Local to Social
"A Good Man"
Westminster Abbey
My travels London through my eyes
The London Nobody Knows
Knees Up, Mother Brown
Cracking the Shakespeare Code
Teen Exorcists
The Feminist Library
Twiggy
See Me: A Walk Through London's Gay Soho in 1994 and 2020
Charlie Chaplin: A Tramp's Life
In the World of Jack the Ripper
Rude Boy
London's Trafalgar Square
Volvo City
London Visitors