Rodney “Sodge” Adams, the visionary behind Fifth Column and a tireless activist, has died at 68, leaving behind a legacy of punk T-shirts, social justice banners, and Tai Chi peace. From his humble start with £200 in 1976 to designing for The Clash and The Jam, Sodge fused music, art, and activism — printing for the 1984 Miners’ Strike and supporting Mandela’s anti-apartheid fight. He met his life partner Cat at a gig, raised a son, and in his final years, taught free Tai Chi while battling a brain tumor. Even at Chelsea FC, he turned a song into a message of love. His life was a radical blend of creativity, compassion, and unwavering principle.
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