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Revolution in Bloom
Strange Flowers is the title of an online exhibition co-curated by Elizabeth Fleur Willis and Nnena Nwakodo for collective The Earth Issue. It refers to the haunting protest song,
Strange Fruit, recorded most famously by Billie Holiday in 1939. Originally penned as a poem two years earlier by writer Abel Meeropol, the lyrics describe the horrifying lynching of Black Americans in the Southern States, comparing victimsâ bodies to fruit hanging on trees. The legacy of that brutal history continues today in the killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other victims of racial violence, whose bodies the curators compare to flowers: âTaken without consent, their stems ripped from the earth, their connection to life severed, petals pulled and crushed underfoot.â
Hundreds of East London buildings still have unsafe cladding
72 lives were lost in the fire that spread due to flammable cladding back in 2017. Pic: The Grenfell Foundation
Nearly four years after the tragedy of Grenfell, over 400 high rise buildings in Croydon, Hackney, Lewisham and Tower Hamlets are still affected by dangerous cladding.
Lockdown measures now mean that residents in the four Eastlondonlines Boroughs are trapped in unsafe housing.
The lingering cladding crisis in London also forces residents in high rise buildings to rely on expensive “waking watches” to give a warning if a fire breaks out.
Many across East London have not passed the ESW1 form either, a fire risk assessment for multi-storey buildings, rendering their property virtually worthless.