To mark the 76th anniversary of the landing of the Empire Windrush in Britain in 1948.
Black History Studies presents ‘The History & Legacy of the Windrush Generation’. In this webinar, Black History Studies will uncover the history of the African presence in Britain before 1948, the history and legacy of race relations legislation in the UK, activists and organisations who challenged discriminatory behaviour before and since the arrival of the Windrush Generations in 1948 and the ongoing challenges faced by Black people in the UK.
THIS EVENT IS NOT TO BE MISSED!!
This webinar will take place on Wednesday 19 June 2024 from 19:00 to 21:00 GMT.
This is a WEBINAR using Zoom. The Zoom link will be provided upon registration.
This webinar will NOT be recorded so miss it, you miss out!
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