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Feature 

Windrush Compensation Scheme – Addressing misleading media coverage by Martin Forde QC

28th November 201930th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 1453 Views 0 Comments Black history, discrimination, Martin Forde QC, Media Coverage, Windrush Compensation Scheme

In May 2018, I was appointed the Independent Adviser to the Windrush Compensation Scheme, as the Home Office recognised that

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Comment 

The GIFT of Drawing on History – 30 Years of OUR ROOTS by Tayo Fatunla

27th November 201927th November 2019 Becky Wybrow 193 Views 0 Comments BAME, Belief, Black history, Christianity, Faith, History, Religion

OUR ROOTS has been a Black history cartoon column series featured in various publications at different times – and also

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Lifestyle 

Radar finds 145, mostly African American graves, buried under Florida school

22nd November 201921st November 2019 Josie McFarlane 218 Views 0 Comments African American graves, Black history, Burials, church, Discovered

The graves of 145 people have been discovered under a high school in Tampa, in the US state of Florida.

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Lifestyle 

Jeremy O Harris: ‘People say I wrote Slave Play for white people’

18th November 201915th November 2019 Josie McFarlane 248 Views 0 Comments Actor, black, Black history, Black people, BME, Play, production, Slavery, Theatre, White people

his fall, Jeremy O Harris wrestled with a problem unique to artists of color. He knew his Broadway debut, Slave Play, worked

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Lifestyle News 

Jack London: Medals of GB’s first black Olympic star to be sold

14th November 201913th November 2019 Josie McFarlane 248 Views 0 Comments Black history, Black sportsman, Great Britain, Medals, Olympics, recognition

The first Olympic medals to be won by a black British athlete have been put up for auction. Valued at

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Lifestyle 

Bristol’s black history studies ‘give pupils confidence

11th November 201911th November 2019 Josie McFarlane 295 Views 0 Comments Black history, Black studies, education, learning, school

Pupils studying a new school curriculum about Bristol’s black history say the lessons have made them feel more “confident”. The

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News 

Bristol University appoints History of Slavery professor

4th November 20194th November 2019 Josie McFarlane 290 Views 0 Comments Black history, Bristol University, education, ethnicity, History of Slavery professor

The University of Bristol has appointed its first Professor of the History of Slavery. Professor Olivette Otele, the UK’s first

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Lifestyle 

Black History: War memorial to black servicemen unveiled

4th November 20194th November 2019 Josie McFarlane 233 Views 0 Comments Black history, black servicemen, memorial, Military, remembrance, Soldiers

A woman who lost her father and brothers in World War Two has won a 26-year campaign for a memorial

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Editors' Picks Lifestyle 

Windrush Story of faith and love one West End stage set to sell out

1st November 201931st October 2019 Josie McFarlane 1283 Views 0 Comments BAME, Black history, Christianity, culture, Faith, Jesus, London, love, production, Theatre, Westend, windrush

With under two weeks to go Angie Le Mar’s hit gospel music Take Me Back is set to sell out

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News 

Alumni and students help save a historic black church through song

30th October 201929th October 2019 Josie McFarlane 428 Views 0 Comments Black history, Church history, Church news, historic, students

Fifteen years ago, G. Kimball Hart ’70 B.A., ’80 M.P.P.M., walked into the Austin Grove Church in Bluemont, Virginia, for

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Lifestyle News 

Nigerian art work sells for $1.4m after owners googled signature

18th October 201916th October 2019 Josie McFarlane 289 Views 0 Comments Africa, art, artist, Auction, Black history, Black Mona Lisa, Nigeria

A painting by the artist considered to be the father of Nigerian modernism has been bought for $1.4m (£1.1m) at

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Editors' Picks News Promoted Content UK 

£500,000 fund for Windrush Day Celebrations 2020 launched

17th October 201918th October 2019 Shirley McGreal 1809 Views 0 Comments Black history, financial help, fund, windrush, Windrush Day Celebrations

Community groups across the country can bid for a share of £500,000 funding to celebrate the outstanding contribution of the

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Feature 

How the Windrush Generation laid the foundation for UK gospel music by Roy Francis

11th September 20199th September 2019 Becky Wybrow 811 Views 0 Comments Black history, Gospel music, Roy Francis, Windrush generation

Author Roy Francis gives insight into the role music played in the lives and worship styles of the Windrush Generation. On

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Lifestyle 

How history textbooks reflect America’s refusal to reckon with slavery

3rd September 201927th August 2019 Josie McFarlane 275 Views 0 Comments Black history, education, school, Slavery, Teachers

Textbooks have been slow to incorporate black humanity in their slavery narratives. And they still have a long way to

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Lifestyle 

Hit movie HERO announces first nation-wide screening dates

31st August 201925th August 2019 Josie McFarlane 288 Views 0 Comments Black actors, Black history, Hero, movie, release

Following successful screenings in London, dates for nationwide screenings for the hit biopic Hero have been announced.   Hero will hits cinemas across the country

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Keep The Faith issue 111

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