Review: Deporting Black Britons: portraits of deportation to Jamaica

around the world – a project that will always be unfinished, just as feminist consciousness constantly evolves through the struggles of communities that forge radicalism on a daily basis. As suggested in the editors’ introduction and Lisa Lowe’s afterword, histories of past struggles are not static, but are constantly reworked in the present as we work towards building a different future. These are ‘unfinished activisms’,2 that contain promises, dreams and questions of past struggle, which young activists continue to grapple with today. This book, collaborative to its core, invites scholars, activists and researchers to join in, pick up the threads of struggles that came before us and weave them into new contexts.