1978
| Tune: | Original |
| Lyrics: | Steel Pulse |
| Composer: | Steel Pulse |
Both a protest and a call to arms, ‘Handsworth Revolution’ transfers reggae from Kingston Jamaica to Birmingham UK. The song details the oppression and prejudice that frames everyday life for people in Handsworth, where the innocent are convicted through police persecution and people are exploited through poor wages and hard labour. The social structures of race and class are challenged and exposed.
| Cause: | Equal Rights | Anti-racist |
| Theme: | Rights | Freedoms |
| Addressed to: | Britons | Universal |
| Target of Protest: | Elected Representatives | Bigots |
| Proposal/Solution: | Civil Disobedience | Social Harmony |