Discover the riveting journey of Sue Bradford in 'Constant Radical: The Life and Times of Sue Bradford.' This autobiography, crafted by noted author Jenny Chamberlain, explores the life of an extraordinary woman who transcended her challenging upbringing in Auckland to become a prominent political figure and social justice advocate in New Zealand. With roots tracing back to 1820s Northland, Sue's rich heritage, combined with her formative experiences in a bohemian household, shaped her values of equity and activism.

As a passionate advocate during significant socio-political upheavals, including the Vietnam War protests and the powerful anti-apartheid demonstrations of the 1981 Springbok Tour, Sue's narrative is not just a personal chronicle but a reflection of New Zealand's evolving political landscape. Her tenure in Parliament exposed her relentless dedication to marginalized communities; she famously navigated complex social issues, securing legislation that transformed lives, particularly with her amendments to the Crimes Act.

Post-politics, Dr. Sue Bradford has continued her journey as an academic and thought leader. Her impactful thesis, downloaded almost 3,000 times, underscores the pressing need for a left-wing think tank in Aotearoa, fostering future dialogues on social and economic realities. 'Constant Radical' is compelling for anyone interested in politics, social justice, and the intricate tapestry of New Zealand's history. Join the movement of readers who appreciate strong narratives fueled by passion, resilience, and the pursuit of justice.