Reclaiming Narratives: The Inspiring Theme for Black History Month 2024
In today’s world, stories are powerful tools that shape how we understand our past, present, and future. For…
Black History Features
Nika King on Faith, Resilience, and Her Role in Sound of Hope
Nika King’s portrayal of First Lady Donna Martin in Sound of Hope is a deeply personal and powerful…
Inside the Noughts & Crosses Universe: How Malorie Blackman Reimagined Dystopian Fiction
When Noughts & Crosses was published in 2001, it wasn’t just another young adult novel—it was a powerful…
Learie Constantine: From Cricket Star to Civil Rights Pioneer
Few individuals have captured the essence of race relations in Britain as powerfully as Learie Constantine. Known for…
Bill Morris: A Leader and Pioneer in British Labour Rights
Bill Morris, Baron Morris of Handsworth, has shaped the landscape of British labour rights and equality like few…
A Bishop for the People: Wilfred Wood’s Legacy of Service and Justice
Bishop Wilfred Wood’s life is a powerful testament to the strength of faith, the pursuit of justice, and…
Diane Abbott: A Legacy of Courage, Change, and Endurance
In a political landscape that often marginalises those who dare to be different, Diane Abbott has stood tall…
Edward Enninful: Reclaiming Fashion’s Narrative
Edward Enninful’s rise from his beginnings in Accra to becoming the Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue encapsulates a profound…
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: The Forgotten Composer Who Bridged Cultures and Challenged Racial Barriers
Born in 1875 in Holborn, London, to an English mother and a Sierra Leonean father, his life unfolded…
Black & White Resistance in Brixton: Windrush, Squats, Uprising and Gay Lib
An innovating commercial area in the late 19th century, Brixton after World War II became a hub for…
Linton Kwesi Johnson: The Revolutionary Poet and Cultural Activist
Linton Kwesi Johnson’s name is synonymous with revolutionary poetry and cultural activism. As a pioneering voice in dub…
WATCH: Toni Morrison’s Unforgettable Narratives: “Beloved” and “The Bluest Eye
Toni Morrison, born Chloe Ardelia Wofford on February 18, 1931, was an American author, editor, and professor whose…
Exploring the Legacy of Andrea Levy: A Groundbreaking Writer of the Black British Experience
Andrea Levy was born on March 7, 1956, in London, England, to Jamaican parents who migrated to Britain…
Bayard Rustin: A Gay Man in the Civil Rights Movement.
Bayard Rustin was an unsung hero whose indomitable spirit and relentless dedication carved a pivotal path in the…
Lubaina Himid – The Artist Breaking Barriers in Contemporary Art
Lubaina Himid is a name that resonates powerfully in the world of contemporary art. As a pioneering figure…
10 Books by Black British Authors You Should Read
Black History Month is a time to celebrate the rich cultural heritage, history, and achievements of Black people….
Queen Nzinga Mbande: The Unyielding Beacon of Resistance and Sovereignty
Queen Nzinga Mbande stands as one of the most extraordinary monarchs in African history, renowned for her intelligence,…
Nanny of the Maroons: A Legacy of Unyielding Resistance and Visionary Leadership
Nanny of the Maroons stands as a prominent figure in Jamaican and Caribbean history, embodying the spirit of…
Stephen K. Amos: Humour as a Bridge to Understanding and Acceptance
Stephen K. Amos stands as a towering figure in the world of comedy, not just for his ability…
Jay Bernard: A Defining Voice in British Literature
Jay Bernard is an indelible force in contemporary British literature, adeptly intertwining narratives that span the expanse of…
