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Culture Wars

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by James Curran


  Cummings, Michael 59–60

  Cunningham, Jack 104–5

  Curtice, John 249

  Dacre, Paul 111, 179, 225

  Daily Express 27, 52, 84; attacks on Foot 146; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 75; CRE (Commission for Racial Equality) 190–1; immigration 188; institutional racism 197; race relations 190; ‘Rape of the innocent minds’ 95; reaction to report on racism 205; sex education 94

  Daily Herald 256

  Daily Mail 158, 161, 172, 179, 253; anti-Semitism 222; ‘Apologists for Terror’ 234; attacks on Foot 146; Brown, Gordon 179; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 72–5; CRE (Commission for Racial Equality) 190; education 82; immigration 187–8; institutional racism 195, 197; Jews 187; Miliband, Ralph 219–20; otherness, Ed Miliband 222–4; racism 191–2; Red Ed 220–1, 226–7; sex education 87–9; Winter of Discontent (1978-9) 144

  Daily Telegraph 65, 178; congestion charge 176, 244; CRE (Commission for Racial Equality) 190; Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain 201–3; institutional racism 195–6; ‘race relations industry’ 210; racism 192; reaction to report on racism 204; Red Ken 176; sex education 94, 98; targeting Labour 206–7

  Dampier, Phil 63–4

  Davies, Liz 174

  decline in voters, Labour Party 126–9

  delegitimating the new urban left 129–30

  Democracy Day 48–9

  Demos 183

  Denning, Lord 42, 99

  disturbances 27–8

  diversity 182–3; anti-anti-racism 189–93; Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain 201–4; racism 198–201

  divided parties, power of the press 121–6

  “Dodgy dossier” 177

  Doran, Anthony 72

  Duffy, Gillian 179

  Dyke, Greg 245

  Dymond, Jonny 232

  East Anglian Daily Times 65

  East London Advertiser 186

  Edgar, David 190

  education: see sex education

  Education (No. 2) Act 1986 101

  Education Bill 96–8

  Education for All 192

  effects research 118

  Eggar, Timothy 65

  elective dictatorship 16

  Englishness 159

  environmentalism 244–5

  equality 159; gender equality 167–8, 242–4

  ethnic diversity 182–3; Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain 201–4

  ethnic minorities 9–10

  Evening Star, ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 73

  Evolve Politics 234

  Express and Star 65

  extreme spin 144

  Facebook 234, 260–1

  fake news 76–8

  Falklands War 19

  Farage, Nigel 225

  Fawkes, Guido 263

  fear 155, 158

  feminism, 7, 10–11, 242–4

  festivals, GLC (Greater London Council) 46–9

  Field, Frank 124

  Fielding, Steven 155–6, 170–1

  Financial Times 148–9; Wood, Deirdre 150

  Finklestein, Daniel 235

  Finlayson, Alan 142–3

  Fitt, Lord 99

  Fitzgerald, Julia 130

  focus groups 169–70

  folk devils 58

  Foot, Michael 37, 140, 144–6, 235

  Football Association 245

  framing 118

  Freedland, Jonathan 2, 222

  Freedom Association 116n57

  ‘Freedom Fighter of the Angry Suburbs’ 88–91

  future of multi-ethnic Britain 201–4

  Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain 205, 210, 212, 213

  Gale, George 18, 87

  Gallagher, Noel 199

  Gallagher, Paul 125

  Gavron, Lady Kate 208–9

  gay issue 111 see also sex education

  gay liberation 8, 11–12, 20, 32, 241–2

  Gay Liberation Front 8

  Gay News 83

  gay rights 174

  Gay Unity Group (Harrow) 32

  gays 82–3; positive images 85–8

  gender 20

  gender equality 242–4; New Labour 167–8

  general management committees (GMCs) 157

  generational war, Labour Party 17–21

  GLC (Greater London Council) 9, 10, 28; abolition of 39, 119–20; advertising campaigns 44–6; attitudes toward GLC abolition 44–6; Coin Street project 13; community campaigning 46–9; gay liberation 12; government’s failure to convince the people to abolish 49–52; grants 33–4; homosexuality 32; mirage of press power 119–21; police monitoring groups 29–30; political campaigns 43–4; political retribution 35–7; press reports on 40–1; public transport 42–3; racism 191; resurrection of 53

  GLEB (Greater London Enterprise Board) 14, 28

  Gledhill, Ruth 75

  Glover, Steven 197

  Glynn, Malcom 117n88

  GMCs (general management committees) 157

  Gould, Bryan 165

  Gould, Phillip 140, 147, 151, 155, 156, 166, 183–4, 257; focus groups 169–170; presentations 152–3; reassurance 173; rise of New Labour 160; trust 178

  government’s failure to convince the people to abolish GLC (Greater London Council) 49–53

  Graham of Edmonton, Lord 100

  Grant, Bernie, 8, 61–5, 79n8, 84, 86, 104, 125, 158; urban myths 62–5

  grants, GLC (Greater London Council) 33–4

  Greater London Training Board 14

  Greenberg, Stan 159

  Griffin, Daniel 75–6

  Guardian: gay issue 111; influence of 264; institutional racism 199; race relations 210–11; reaction to report on racism 205; sex education 94; Wood, Deirdre 150

  Gummer, John Selwyn 34

  Hackney Council 67–72

  Hackney Gazette 69–70

  Hague, William 207–8

  Hall, Stuart 20, 22n1, 109, 214

  Halsbury, Lord 98–9, 101

  Hamilton, Charles V. 194

  Hanna, Vincent 149

  Haringey Advertiser, ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 73

  Haringey Black Action, 92

  Haringey Council: ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 72–4; homosexuality 84–5, 93–6; promoting homosexuality 98–104; racist bin liner 61–2; sex education 85–91

  Harman, Harriet 168–9

  Harris, Bob 88

  Harris, Keith Kahn 226

  Harrop, Martin 172

  Hart, David 114n12

  Hastings, Max 20, 28

  Hattersley, Roy 146, 256–7

  Heath, Edward 45, 158

  Heffer, Simon 176

  Heffernan, Richard 150, 153

  Hendon Times 74

  heterosexism 83, 86

  Hewitt, Patricia 124, 147, 150, 152, 157, 160, 166

  Hill, David 161

  Hitchens, Peter 196–7

  Hitler, Adolf 117n96

  Hobsbawm, Eric 22n1, 219, 222

  Hodge, Margaret 76, 130, 254

  Holliday, Richard 31

  homosexuality 8, 20, 32; angry suburbs 88–91; Haringey 84–5; London local elections May 1986 81; positive images 85–8; ‘promoting’ 98–104; see sex education

  Honeyford, Ray 192–3

  Hooper, Baroness 97

  Hornsey Journal 65, 77, 84; sex education 88, 94, 97–8

  How to Become a Lesbian in 35 Minutes 102

  Howard, Michael 104, 105, 108

  Huckfield, Les 255

  Hughes, Colin 147

  Hughes, Simon 105, 111, 145, 156

  Hussein, Saddam 177

  Hutton, Derek 130

  Hutton, Will 61

  Hyman, Peter 166

  ILEA (Inner London Education Authority) 9, 83; gay liberation 12; gay teachers 32; racism 191

  Ilford Recorder 70

  immigration 158, 185–8; London Labour Party 7–8

  Independent, reaction to report on racism 205

  Ingham, Sir Bernard 52, 171

  institutional racism 193–5; political correctness 196–8

  interpretive schema 118

  Ipsos Mori
224

  IRA (Irish Republican Army) 30–1

  Iraq 177–8

  Islamophobia 185

  Islington 132

  Islington Council, ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 74–6

  Islington Gazette 77, 84; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 74; sex education 83

  ITV 256

  Jacques, Martin 130

  Jameson, Derek 144

  Jardine, Jim 29–30

  Jeffery-Poulter, Stephen 98

  Jenkin, Patrick 50, 52, 121

  Jenny Lives with Eric and Martin 83, 88, 93, 97, 107

  Jewish refugees 186–8

  Johnson, Boris 2, 206–7, 248

  Johnson, Paul 191, 204, 206

  Johnston, Philip 201, 203

  Jones, Anne 41

  Jones, David 66

  Jones, Nick 225

  Jordan, Tom 67

  Joseph, Sir Keith 17, 82

  journalists 18, 50, 61, 78, 112, 145, 146, 230, 257–9

  Kalfayan, Leif 68

  Kavanagh, Dennis 151

  Kavanagh, Trevor 59, 205

  Kelly, Dr. David 177

  Kenny, Mary 192

  Kerridge, Roy 191

  Kindertransport 187

  King, Chris 75

  King, Tom 51

  Kington, Miles 139

  Kinnock, Neil 37, 99, 107, 122–4, 129–30, 140, 146–9, 153, 155, 165, 172–4, 242, 254, 257

  Kirkwood, Archy 105

  Knight, Jill 101–2, 104–5, 109

  Knitting International 70

  Kuenssberg, Laura 230, 262

  Kundnani, Arun 196

  Labour Co-ordinating Committee (LCC) 154

  Labour feminism 7

  Labour Party 5–6, 172; 1987 election 151; battle for soul of 3; clash of ideologies 15–17; decline in voters 126–9; on the defensive over homosexuality 91–3; ethnicity 183–4; evolution of 152; fear 155; generational war 17–21; GLC (Greater London Council) 37; marketing 152; OMOV (One Member One Vote) 157; Policy Review Process 155–6; power of the press 123; product of a generation 9–15; Smith, John 165–7; transition 6–8; upheavals in 27

  Labour Party conferences 173

  Lansley, Stewart 91–2, 158

  Laski, Harold 222

  Lawrence, Stephen 193, 216n38

  Lawson, Nigel 244

  LBU (London Boroughs’ Unit) 79n4

  LCC (Labour Co-ordinating Committee) 154

  Leave vote, Brexit 247

  left-wing news blogs 262

  Lesbian and Gay Unit, Haringey 85, 91–2

  lesbians 82–3; positive images 85–8

  Leveson, Lord Justice 112

  Leveson Inquiry 236

  Levidow, Les 84

  Levy, Geoffrey 88, 219

  Lewisham Council 11

  Liberal Party 5

  Lightfoot, Liz 62–3

  Lilley, Peter 244

  Littlejohn, Richard 176, 198–9, 208, 210, 218

  Liverpool Echo, ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 72–3

  Livingstone, Ken 1–2, 9, 11, 14, 26–9, 36, 49, 52, 53, 58, 106, 126, 139, 151, 173–5, 236, 254; ‘alleged instability of’ 34–5; congestion charge 244; IRA (Irish Republican Army) 30–1

  Lloyd, John 111

  the lobby 257–60

  Lobenstein, Joe 67

  local elections 154; London local elections May 1986 77, 82–8, 135

  local government 16; decline of local democracy 133–5; spending 120

  Local Government Act 1986 (Amendment) Bill 98–104

  Local Government Act 1988 81

  London, Louise 188

  London Boroughs’ Unit (LBU) 79n4

  London effect 81, 103, 110–11, 150; mythologising 131–2

  London Evening Standard 52, 90, 177; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 76; reaction to report on racism 204; sex education 83, 89

  London Labour Party 6–7

  London local elections May 1986 82–8

  London Plus 123

  The London Programme 41

  lone parent benefit cut 168–9

  loony left 1, 2, 26, 58–61, 132–3, 140–1, 169, 176, 221, 240; disappearance of 161–2; media and 253–64; New Labour 173–5; power of press to divide parties 121–6; pre-election influence of the press 126–9; references to 176–7; see urban myths

  Lords, sex education 96–8

  Lustig, Robin 221

  Lynn, Matthew 229

  Lyons, Sir Michael 230

  MacArthur, Brian 172

  MacKay, Dr. Dougal 34

  Macpherson, Sir William 199

  Macpherson report 195–200, 206, 212, 245

  magic of reiteration 110

  Mail on Sunday 52; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 74; racist bin liner 61–2

  Mail Online, influence of 264

  Major, John 158, 166

  Make It Happy 95

  Malik, Keenan 212

  ‘The Man Who Hated Britain’ 219

  Manchester Daily Star 65

  Mandelson, Peter 140–1, 147–8, 151, 155, 157, 166, 178, 257

  manholes, urban myths 67–9

  marketing, Labour Party 152

  Marqusee, Mike 150, 153

  Marr, Andrew 165–6

  Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 242

  Marrin, Minette 199, 210–11

  Marxism Today 6

  masochism strategy 178

  May, Theresa 2, 232, 235, 253, 261

  McBride, Damian 229

  McCaffrey, Tom 144

  McDonnell, John 1, 2, 9, 52, 229, 236

  McGoldrick, Maureen 122

  McIntosh, Andrew 27

  McKinstry, Leo 198

  McLaughlin, Eugene 212

  McShane, John 64

  Me Too hashtag 243

  media logic, reporting on GLC (Greater London Council) 50–2

  media monitoring 232

  Media Reform Coalition 232

  Mendoza, Kerry-Anne 262

  Men’s Wear, ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 73

  Metropolitan Police Authority 29, 195, 245

  migrants 247

  Mikardo, Ian 26

  Mikkelson, David 76

  Miliband, David 171, 179, 223

  Miliband, Ed 218–19, 222–8, 235, 254

  Miliband, Ralph 218, 221–2

  Militant Tendency 6

  Millwood, Tony 71

  miners’ strike 128

  Minkin, Lewis 141, 153, 173

  minorities 8, 183–4; anti-anti-racism 189–93; anti-racism 245–7; press racism 184–6

  Mirror 64; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 75; manholes 68; reaction to report on racism 205

  Monson, Lord 98

  Moore, Jo 176

  Moore, John 114n13

  moral subversion 32

  Morgan, Kenneth 144–5

  Morrell, Frances 9

  Mosey, Roger 230

  multiculturalism 10, 202, 212–14

  Murdoch, Rupert 140, 143, 173, 256

  Murphy, Peter 84–5, 87, 103, 106–7

  Myerscough, Paul 230

  mythologising London effect 131–2

  Napolitano, Joe 159

  National Front 9, 191

  National Women’s Aid Federation 7

  Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 200

  Neal, Sarah 212

  Neil, Andrew 78–9n4

  neo-liberalism 249

  New Labour 141, 143, 151, 167; Clause Four 170–1; evolution of 147–62; gender equality 167–8; loony left 173–5; rise of 160

  New Patriotic Movement 89

  new right: generational war 17–21; versus new urban left 21–2

  New Statesman 110

  new urban left 1, 6, 133, 240; 1960s 12–14; anti-racism 245–7; decline of local democracy 133–5; delegitimating 129–30; environmentalism 244–5; gay liberation 241; generational war 17–21; versus new right 21–2; product of a generation 9–15; product of transition 6–8; public spending 15; women’s movement 242–4

  news, fake news 76–8

  news consumption 260

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p; News of the World 123; ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ 72

  Newsnight 124

  newspapers, influence of 264; power of the press 119–29, 228

  Newswhip 261

  Nicholson, Brian 123

  Noelle-Neumann, Elizabeth 170

  O’Brien, Mike 204

  Ofcom 260

  O’Flaherty, Michael 75

  Old Labour 140–1

  OMOV (One Member One Vote) 157

  O’Neil, Jonathan 130

  O’Neill, Onora 112

  online news 263

  opposition to abolition of GLC (Greater London Council) 39–40

  Order-Order 263

  otherness, Mail 222–4

  Ouseley, Sir Herman 197

  ‘Paki-bashing’ 10

  Parekh report (Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain) 205, 212, 213

  parental rights, see sex education

  Parents Rights Group (PRG) 88

  Paris Agreement on Climate Change 244

  Park, Alison 241

  Parkinson, Cecil 17

  parliamentary reporting 257–60

  peculiar things 183–4

  people of colour 194; press racism 184–6; racism 191–2

  perceptions of history 142

  permissiveness 81

  Peston, Robert 178, 229–30, 232, 259

  Phillips, Arthur 114n13

  Phillips, Melanie 198

  Phillips, Trevor 212

  Pierce, Andrew 223

  Pilkington, Andrew 213

  The Playbook for Kids about Sex 99

  police, institutional racism 190–200

  police monitoring groups 29–30

  Policy Review Process 140; Labour Party 155–6

  political campaigns, GLC (Greater London Council) 43–4

  political correctness, institutional racism 196–8

  political parties, press disrupts a divided party 121–6

  political retribution 35–7

  political subversion 29–31

  political transformation 143

  poll taxes 16, 133, 135

  Positive Images 92, 107

  positive images; homosexuality 85–8, 91

  Potter, Lynda Lee 197

  Powell, Enoch 119, 158, 190

  power of the press 119–29, 228; London effect 131–2

  pre-election influence, power of the press 126–9

  press; delegitimating the new urban left 129–30; journalists 18, 50, 61, 78, 112, 145, 146, 230, 257–9; London effect 131–2; loony left and 253–64; power of the press 119–29, 228; reporting on GLC (Greater London Council) 40–1, 50–2; targeting Labour 206–9

  Press Council 66–7

  press racism 184–6

  PRG (Parents Rights Group) 88, 90

  Profitt, Russell 125

  promoting homosexuality 98–104

  public spending 15

  public transport 42–3

  race 159

  Race, Reg 9

  race card 160

  race relations 194, 210–12

  Race Relations Act 1976 200

  Race Relations Act 1965 245

 

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