num_pages: 288
description: The memoirs of 25 years of political activism, albeit minor and mostly unsuccessful! Deciding to dedicated his life to eradicating injustice Mark Steel tried to persuade his mates to change their sexist attitudes - only to be called a poof; innocently wandered into the heat of battle during the Brixton riots in 1981 - to be wrongfully arrested for stealing shoes; hidden striking steel workers to defeat Thatcher's union laws; and in the GLA elections of May 2000 he received 1823 votes for the London Socialist Alliance.
language: English
title: Reasons to Be Cheerful
titlecomplete: Reasons to Be Cheerful
genres: Comedy, Autobiography, History, Humor, Biography Memoir, Biography, Memoir, Nonfiction, Politics
ratings_count: 396
publisher: Gardners Books