As we enter Black History Month, we and the world instinctively reflect and celebrate the positive things within black communities. It is widely known in black communities that…
This month, we’ve had a European MP in the House of Commons speaking up for the need for…
In 1926, Carter G. Woodson, historian and founder of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and…
If you’re looking for a film to enjoy, learn from and recommend to others then look no further…
Born in 1729 on a slave ship, Ignatius spent his first two years as an enslaved boy on…
Born in Jamaica, Harold was the eldest child of a successful retail chemist and strict Congregationalist. Harold moved…
Born in Plymouth, William Alexander Miller, known as Bill Miller, was the son of an English mother and…
As we mark African History Month, expect Claudia Jones be become better known this year. She’s the subject…
Last year Melinda Gates, the now divorced wife of Bill Gates, and co-chair of their philanthropic charity Bill…
Islington in the 1830s was transforming from rural outskirts into a genteel suburb. Like today, bricks and mortar…
Very occasionally there comes along a footballer with the precision and power of Rudolf Nureyev. Lindy Delapenha, who…
The challenge is to prepare by a policy of inclusion rather than exclusion all young people to thrive…
If you check out his biography on Wikipedia it says…. Marcus Rashford MBE is an English professional footballer who plays as a forward…
I am proud to be following in the footsteps of heroes and sheroes, icons and legends, that are…
The conference takes place on 11 October from 1pm-5pm and the speakers include historian and writer David Olusoga…
My birth in 1934, in the Parish of St Georges, at 61, Cable Street a ‘Cockney’ into a…
Last year, I wrote that Black Lives Matter protests around the world had sparked a commitment among many…
We have come a long way as a society from ‘Negro History Week’, established by Carter G. Woodson…
It was, therefore, a welcome surprise during 2020 when there was an apparent upsurge in acknowledging the existence…
BTWSC/AHR Convenes British African History Forum Ahead Of African History Month Community organisation BTWSC/African Histories Revisited (BTWSC/AHR) has…
This video explores the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963, a significant turning point in the history of civil…
Examining one of the biggest scandals in the history of British education, Subnormal reveals how black children in…
Africa Oyé, the UK’s largest free celebration of African and Caribbean music and culture, returns to Sefton Park…
Beverley Knight brings her Born To Perform 2026 UK Tour to York Barbican for what promises to be…
UB40 return to their home city for a triumphant headline performance at Resorts World Arena Birmingham, closing their…
This Windrush Day celebration in Manchester brings communities together to honour the legacy, resilience and cultural impact of…
Join the Black Country Living Museum on Saturday 20 June as Windrush Stories Day returns celebrating the real…
Join The Hidden Science Academy for a powerful and thought-provoking event exploring the deep cultural, historical and social…