Always passionately interested in human rights issues , Kerr was vocal in protesting against the executions of three black Rhodesians in 1968 , the first since Rhodesia 's Unilateral Declaration of Independence , placing a wreath of flowers outside the Rhodesian embassy in London on the day of the executions , on 6 March . She attended the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago when she was detained and manhandled by police . She was also a staunch opponent of Britain 's entry into Europe 's Common Market , and after her 1970 defeat she was a founder of Women Against the Common Market
1968 Democratic National Convention
1968 Democratic National Convention
Anne Kerr (politician)