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Activist Winston Trew, one of the Oval Four wrongfully convicted and jailed in the 1970s for alleged theft on the London Underground, discusses his decades-long campaign work to clear his name. Having his conviction quashed in 2020, Trew is the author of Black for a Cause, a book that draws together an account of the Oval Four’s arrest and the corruption of the Police involved alongside a history of Black Power in 1970s Britain.
With Stafford Scott and Winston Trew.
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From The Institutionalisation of Racism, part of War Inna Babylon: The Community’s Struggle for Truths and Rights
Curated by Tottenham Rights, alongside independent curators Kamara Scott and Rianna Jade Parker.
Special thanks: Winston Trew, Stafford Scott. Exhibition design: Abi Wright.
Recorded 21 August 2021.
no. 236848.