#BlackCulturalArchive — Grand opening in Brixton
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The Black Cultural Archive grand opening event, held in Windrush Square, Brixton, South London on 24th July 2014, to much applause Thirty-three years after the idea was initially conceived by Queen Mother Moore. Excited crowds descended upon the square to bask in the glory, and maybe even get a glimpse of the inside of the building and the launch exhibition entitled; Re-Imagine: Black Women in Britain.
The Black Cultural Archive grand opening event, held in Windrush Square, Brixton, South London on 24th July 2014, to much applause Thirty-three years after the idea was initially conceived by Queen Mother Moore. Excited crowds descended upon the square to bask in the glory, and maybe even get a glimpse of the inside of the building and the launch exhibition entitled; Re-Imagine: Black Women in Britain.
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