1969
| Tune: | Original |
| Lyrics: | Laurel Aitken |
| Composer: | Laurel Aitken |
Laurel Aitken was not the only artist to challenge the anti-immigrant MP Enoch Powell. Millie Small, famous for the hit ‘My Boy Lollipop’, also took aim with ‘Enoch Power’. Aitken’s attack is, though, the sharper condemnation, targeting Britain’s imperial legacy (‘You been ruling three hundred years’) and demanding equality (‘No matter what you say or do … we are human too’).
| Cause: | Anti-racist | Equal Rights |
| Theme: | Rights | Identity |
| Addressed to: | The Oppressed/targeted |
| Target of Protest: | Bigots | Elected Representatives |
| Proposal/Solution: | Toleration | Education |