#9 Unsilencing: The Colonialism Issue
Who Controls the Narrative of Black History?
The stories of Black people in Britain must finally be heard.
15 January 2022
The stories of Black people in Britain must finally be heard.
We tend to think about colonial history as a chapter from our distant past, but looking at the grand scale of history, the tail-end of
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When I told my dad I was learning Irish, he reminded me of how my grandmother, who had moved from Cork, Ireland to Sheffield, England
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