Black History Walk’s Tony Warner presents a history of African women who resisted invasion, slavery and racist policy.
An hour sample of African women who resisted invasion, slavery and racist policies. Includes Queen Nzinga, Yaa Asantewa, ClaudiaJones, Rosa Parks, Josephine Baker, Doris Pilkington, Mende Nazer, Mavis Best, Dame Joceyln Barrow, Una Marson and many more. Covers UK, North and South America, the Caribbean and Africa.
Please register to secure your space, there are 100 spaces available. The event is open to UAL staff and students.
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