John Munro

@johnmunro.bsky.social

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Pedestrian Historian. Imperialism Syllabus: http://tinyurl.com/ev4psh98 The Anticolonial Front: http://tinyurl.com/33d3exca. Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/ykp7r5a9.

A photo of Culpability, taken near Birmingham, UK
A protest in the Birmingham neighborhood of Stirchley against a proposed drive-through McDonalds
A photo of New England Bound, taken at Aston Hall in Birmingham
A photo of The Outsiders, taken in Birmingham
A photo of On the Greenwich Line, taken in Birmingham, UK
Image of a school street in Montreal, taken from the linked video.
Poster for Climate Justice and Palestine Solidarity workshop. 3 PM, 11 July, Old Printworks, Birmingham.
A photo of The Value of a Whale, taken in Birmingham, UK
Father and son tandem ride at Birmingham's CoCoMad festival.
A parked car that will never be towed blocking a cycling lane and forcing cyclists to move into oncoming traffic in Birmingham, UK.
A newly installed barrier installed at a junction between a road and a canal towpath in Birmingham.
A copy of Recognising the Stranger, taken in Birmingham.
A copy of The Power of Women and the Subversion of the Community, taken in Birmingham, UK
A photo of Benjamin Schneider's The Unfinished Metropolis, taken next to the A38 urban motorway that divides the city centre of Birmingham, UK.
A couple of pages from Benjamin Schneider's brilliant book The Unfinished Metropolis
A photo of What We Left Unsaid, taken in West Bromwich, UK
A car blocking a crossing Pritchatts Road in Birmingham, UK.
A copy of Workers and the World, taken in Birmingham, UK
Big Ride for Palestine 2026 poster with various UK ride dates.
A Rovelo Creative tally of benefits to mobility justice weighed against "a driver might get mad."
Big Ride for Palestine Summer 2026 poster.
A copy of Pluriversal Sovereignty and the State, taken in Birmingham.
A van with a "With God All Things Possible" blocking a pavement in Birmingham.
View from a Birmingham bus stuck in car traffic.
Critical Mass posters from the 1991 Gulf War era.
Big Ride for Palestine poster with UK and Ireland dates for the summer of 2026.
Big Ride for Palestine poster with QR code for registration.
A car parked at the University of Birmingham in a manner that blocks sight lines and endangers cyclists passing by.
An urban train station in Vienna surrounded by massive amounts of space for cars.
A photo of The People's Car, taken in Vienna
A photo of Good Girl, taken in Vienna
Karl Marx Hof, Vienna
Birthday Party Tram, Vienna
"Fuck Cars" graffiti at the Copa Beach Skatepark, Vienna
A street in Vienna dedicated almost entirely to cars.
A separated cycle lane and a large road for cars in next to Vienna's Stadtpark.
Final shot of The Third Man
A young woman walking in a cemetary.
Salzburg
Newly elected Birmingham City Councillors from all parties, except Reform, taking a stand against racism and hate crime.
A photo of Arrested Mobility, taken in Birmingham, UK
A photo of Orbital, taken in Birmingham, UK
A photo of me with friends and comrades from the Big Ride for Palestine, Earlswood, UK.
A photo of Frames of War, taken in Birmingham, UK.
Big Ride for Palestine poster. Nakba Day Ride departs 10:30 from the Midlands Arts Centre in Birmingham's Cannon Hill Park.
A photo of Keeping Hold, taken at the reimagined Hammersmith Bridge, London
The pedestrian and cyclist friendly Hammersmith Bridge in London
Bicycle at polling station in Birmingham, UK.
Shakeel Afsal (Independent), Robert Alden (Conservative), John Cotton (Labour), Roger Harmer (Liberal Democrats), Nosheen Khalid (Independent), and Jex Parkin (Reform UK) all saying in front of Babiker Yahia that they oppose 20 mph speed limits on residential streets, with only Julien Pritchard (Green) supporting this measure which has been shown to significantly reduce fatalities in incidents of traffic violence.
Hand newly out of cast with misaligned thumb following break.
Shakeel Afsal (Independent), Robert Alden (Conservative), John Cotton (Labour), Roger Harmer (Liberal Democrats), Nosheen Khalid (Independent), and Jex Parkin (Reform UK) all saying in front of Babiker Yahia that they oppose 20 mph speed limits on residential streets, with only Julien Pritchard (Green) supporting this measure which has been shown to significantly reduce fatalities in incidents of traffic violence.
A photo of The Burning Earth, taken along a canal in Birmingham, UK.
Photo of Cold War on Five Continents taken in Birmingham, UK.
Green Party, Better Streets, Brummies United Against Racism & Hate Crime, and The Big Ride for Palestine window display.
A photo of The Blue Period, taken in Birmingham, UK
Meeting Hannah Spencer in Birmingham.