- Black History Month on BBC 1Xtra 1960s
- Black History Month on BBC 1Xtra 1970s
- Black History Month on BBC 1Xtra 1980s
- The life of Nelson Mandela
- African London
- Claudia Jones
- Joe Clough The first Black Bus Driver
- Devotional Series
- The Black Victorians
- The first Black Britons: By Sukhdev Sandhu
- Filling in the blank pages
- Manchester Explores Myths About Race
- Generating Genius: Tony Selley
- For whom the bells toll
- Pioneers and Firsts in Science
- Our Living Black Heroes: Diane Abbott
- Oxford Scholars Remembered
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BHM Listings 2007To find out what is going on in your town visit our comprehensive Black History Month listings guide...Regions |
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London: The Gospel According To Broadway Tuesday 16th October 2007 – Gala Performance with the BBC Concert Orchestra London Community Gospel Choir, Michael Terry Singers, Harlem Gospel Ensemble and Hackney Empire Gospel Ensemble |
London: Hammersmith Black History Walk SUNDAY OCTOBER 14TH. 11.00AM Meet outside the Hammersmith and Fulham information centre on Hammersmith Broadway (next to Smolensky’s Restaurant). |
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 London: Enfield and the Transatlantic Slave TradeTo coincide with Slavery Remembrance Day a major new exhibition has opened and runs to Sunday 28th October 2007 at Forty Hall Museum, Forty Hill in Enfield. The theme of the exhibition is ‘Enfield and the Transatlantic Slave Trade’ and it has been put together by Enfield’s museum service in partnership with the British Museum and the Enfield Racial Equality Council. |
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The North: Students remember at Speke Hall, Liverpool To commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery, a group of 24 year 9 and 10 art students from Shorefields Technical College, Dingle Vale and New Heys Community School, Allerton, have been working with National Trust staff from Speke Hall to explore the issues surrounding the Slave Trade, and the Hall’s historic connection through its former owners, the Watt family. |
The East: The fifth Black History Month celebrations in Norfolk. “I know we say it every year, but BHM ’07 really is set to be the BIGGEST and BEST so far! We have compiled an array of wonderful and exciting events and activities and have again managed to inject the Norfolk arts scene with a much-needed dose of cultural diversity, so for those of you who are dying for something different – the wait is over... |
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 Scotland: Festival and Freedom Walk: A Celebration of Glasgow’s African & Caribbean HeritageSaturday October 20th George Square, Glasgow, Scotland The African and Caribbean Network (the Network) is the umbrella and co¬-ordinating body for the African and Caribbean communities in Glasgow. The Network consists of 23 African and Caribbean organisations and community groups. |
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 Wales: Bend it Like BeckhamThe England Women’s manager has called on women and girls across the country to get involved in the One Game, One Community Week of Action during Black History Month. |
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 TV: Haringey Celebrates BHM 2007Once again, Haringey presents a diverse and compelling season of events in celebration of Black History Month. See London Listings for Full Listings...... |
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