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Domestic: the Smith family household.
Political: the Bristol Bus Boycott.

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Domestic: the Smith family household.
Political: the Bristol Bus Boycott.

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Romantic: Princess’s search for marriage.
Criminal: the Bristol bus robbery.

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Domestic: the Smith family household.
Economic: the closure of Bristol factories.

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Political: the Bristol Bus Boycott.
Historical: the Second World War.

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The company refused to employ Black drivers and conductors because of its discriminatory colour bar."},{"text":"The Bristol Omnibus Company’s decision to increase fares for Black passengers.","correct":false,"explanation":"The boycott was not prompted by racially unequal ticket prices. It protested the company’s refusal to employ Black people as drivers and conductors."},{"text":"The Bristol Omnibus Company’s closure of routes through Black neighbourhoods.","correct":false,"explanation":"The campaign did not centre on the removal of particular bus routes. 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Mirrors Julius’s search for dignity.
Catalyses the family’s internal crises.

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Mirrors Julius’s search for dignity.
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Contradicts Julius’s search for dignity.
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Mirrors Margo’s search for fame.
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Obscures Julius’s search for dignity.
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Act 1: naive hope.
Act 2: Black motherhood’s emotional labour.

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Act 1: naive hope.
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Act 1: Black motherhood’s emotional labour.
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Act 1: political resistance.
Act 2: commercial success.

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Act 1: maternal sacrifice.
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