Antisemitism protests taking place in London.

The speaker shares a personal story about their family's socialist roots and their own political journey. They express disappointment with the Labour Party, citing a rise in anti-Semitism on social media as a key reason for leaving. The speaker describes taking action against Jeremy Corbyn and encourages others to join in submitting complaints.

What did the speaker's great-aunt Bellavus do that is significant to their family's history?

• She wrote a book on socialism.

• She hid revolutionary leaflets from the Tsar's police.

• She was a famous politician.

• She was a renowned scientist.

Why did the speaker leave the Labour Party?

• They were moving to another country.

• They were offered a position in the government.

• They were disillusioned by the rise of anti-Semitic sentiments on social media.

• They wanted to join a different political party.

What was the speaker's reaction to the anti-Semitic sentiments they observed?

• They joined a different political party.

• They decided to stand up for themselves and submitted a complaint.

• They wrote a book about it.

• They ignored it.

Who did the speaker submit a complaint against?

• The Labour Party

• The Tsar's police

• John Lansman

• Jeremy Corbyn

What does the speaker encourage the audience to do?

• Submit a complaint to the Labour Party

• Write a letter to the government

• Join a new political party

• Ignore the political issues