No Platform

Focusing on the history of 'no platforming' at British universities since the 1970s, this book explores over forty years of student protests against racist and fascist speakers. It delves into the evolution of this tactic, examining its implications for free speech and campus culture, and highlights key events and figures involved in the movement. Through this historical lens, it provides insight into the ongoing debates surrounding tolerance, activism, and the role of universities in shaping societal values.