'Red Ellen' Wilkinson

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Ellen Wilkinson's life and legacy extend far beyond her role in the Jarrow Crusade, revealing her as a multifaceted figure in 20th-century politics. Rising from humble beginnings to become a minister in the 1945 Labour government, she was a journalist, political theorist, and novelist who engaged with key historical figures like Lenin and Gandhi. Her dynamic ideas on socialism, feminism, and social movements continue to resonate, addressing issues such as working-class representation and anti-fascism that remain relevant in contemporary politics.