Dec 8, 2015
Len Garrison. Educationalist, activist, advocate for children’s education and teaching of black history. Help to continue his work. #Donate50 #PeoplePower
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Len Garrison. Educationalist, activist, advocate for children’s education and teaching of black history. Help to continue his work. #Donate50 #PeoplePower
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This year we delved into our archive collection to explore 1981, a pivotal year in British history. Through a broad selection of materials, from periodicals and newspaper articles to photographs, we explored beyond the media coverage of the Uprisings in Brixton, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool. In a mini archive display we presented the work of activists, race relations campaigners, and the community leaders who were spearheading education initiatives – we are revisiting narratives of those who lived during this time and the historic events that changed British history. Play your part. Support Black Cultural Archives and make a donation today! http://bit.ly/1NJyLFw #Donate50 #PeoplePower