Baroness Floella Benjamin…A Windrush Story
I am very much part of the Windrush generation because I came to Britain from Trinidad as a…
Black History Features
A Double Windrush Offer Forms Part Of Anti-University Now 2019 Programme
Ahead of the first official Windrush Day celebrations, two community organisations, BTWSC/African Histories Revisited and BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress,…
Artist Extraordinaire in London – Faith Ringgold
For the first time Faith Ringgold’s extraordinary work is being shown in London as a major solo exhibition…
Motherland Conference Cambridge: African Caribbean Society Makes its Mark.
This is how the Motherland Conference was launched by Cambridge University African Caribbean Society at the Cambridge Union…
Football icons the Three Degrees honoured with new statue in heart of West Bromwich
A statue in honour of the sporting legends – the Three Degrees – was unveiled today in the…
Motown At 60…A Legacy To Be Remembered
As early as 1958 British music buyers bestowed upon songwriter Berry Gordy Jr. the founder of Motown, his…
BLACK TUDORS…A peek into the lives of ten people of the African Diaspora who lived in Tudor Britain
The Tudors reigned from 1485 to 1603 then the Stuarts from 1603 until 1714. Of interest is the…
History in the Making & Great Historical Figures of the African Diaspora
An historical day, London Monday May 6th witnessed the birth of Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor pictured here with his…
Football… A Game of Two Colours?
To be confronted with the option of having to walk away from a major league at a time…
The Global Dispersion of The African People
Anyone who has had their DNA tested will have noticed groups of people carrying the same DNA in…
Assata Olugbala Shakur is best known for her work in Civil Rights activism
Assata Shakur is best known for her work in Civil Rights activism with the Black Panther Party and…
Sport – A Netball Legacy from 1978, A First Generation Achievement and Renewed Hope
The families who arrived in the 1950’s and onwards were no exception. By the late 1960s many were…
International Women’s Day: Amina Mohammed – UN Deputy Secretary-General
On this International Women’s Day, BHM 365 has chosen to publish Amina Mohammed’s heartfelt speech to the 40th…
The Lammy Dooley Affair …Diabolical, Diatribe Or Just Dire…?
The photograph that has launched fierce multi-faceted debates, bringing uncomfortable views to the surface causing us all to…
Women’s History Month 2019!
Hey loves, happy Women’s History Month! This March, I hope we each take a little extra time to…
DMU – Winners of The Sunday Times Award for Social Inclusion
The Award, created in response to DMU winning The Sunday Times University of the Year for Social Inclusion,…
The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Report – 20 Years On
It is 20 years since the publication of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Report. Barbara Cohen discrimination lawyer and…
Six Brothers From Rutherford Who Served In The Second World War
At a time, when race was key as to who was accepted in mainstream society, we know that the…
Teach UK – Life as a teacher
As most teachers will tell you, there’s no such thing as a ‘typical’ day at work. That’s because…
Statue for Wales’ first black headteacher Betty Campbell
Mrs Campbell proved wrong those who told her as a pupil her dream job was “insurmountable” in post-war…
