Thursday 29th: Tate South Lambeth Library
History consultant Kwaku examines the question of equality for young people. Look How Far We’ve Come features interviews with David Lammy, Dawn Butler, Dianne Abbott and Sam King MBE about their experiences in the movement towards equality. This will be followed by a discussion. Ages 14 years plus.
Friday 30th: Waterloo Library
Elijah McCoy, Madame CJ Walker and Bob Marley were all great Black achievers. Learn about many more. Ages 5 to 11 years.
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