Growing Up
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A Black, 3rd generation, Media Studies Student gives her pesrspective of the social journey of her Grandparents generation and growing up today in the UK. A MiaandSuch production
A Black, 3rd generation, Media Studies Student gives her pesrspective of the social journey of her Grandparents generation and growing up today in the UK. A MiaandSuch production
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2286 days ago
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The Unwanted The Secret Windrush Files
Description: BBC Documentary on Caribbean Blacks mistreatment.
Theresa May’s hostile environment was a full 70 years in the making, argues this damning, devastating documentary--Guardian
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The Black History Project - Featuring The Spirituals | Ne...
Description: Hosted by the talented worship artist @Junior Garr, and featuring exclusive interviews with guests including Karen Gibson MBE, Lawrence LJ Johnson, Nicky Brown, and Noel Robinson, this episode respects, reveres and reimagines the negro spirituals and songs that have impacted the black experience throughout the years.
2:40 Something Inside So Strong
8:48 Wade In the Water
15:13 Ringing Them Bells
20:31 I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to be Free/We Shall Overcome/Lift Ev'ry Voice
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Asquith Xavier & The Euston Station Colour Bar Remembered
Description: In October 2016 a plaque commemorating Asquith Xavier, an accidental campaigner who overturned a colour bar at Euston 50 years ago, was unveiled at Euston station by his family.
As recently as 1966, at some British Railways stations, black people were not allowed to work in jobs where they came into contact with passengers. The first Race Relations Act had been passed in 1965 but did not cover employment.
Produced by The One Show.
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Boiler Room London Roundtable: Black Lives Matter
Description: A passionate 90m dissection of Black Britishness and racism through the lens of music/the arts. We only just scratched the surface — such is the breadth and depth of the topic — but what unfurls is an introductory insight into its complexities via an intelligent panel and audience.
Filmed 2016
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Black History Matters | Don John | TEDxSouthampton
Description: Black History should not just be important to Black people but should be important to all peoples for a fuller understanding of the relationship between black & white people socially and politically. Yes, Black History Matters and Black Lives Matter is only the beginning of a process.
Don John is a film maker, author & DJ as well as a consultant in the field of community cohesion. He has been a pioneer in the development of “Race & Diversity” issues across the southern region for over 30 years and was the founder and coordinator of Black History Month in Southampton over more than 20 years.
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From slavery to Windrush: My family's story (Full Documen...
Description: The BBC's Amanda Kirton journeys from Britain to Jamaica and uncovers not only her family's hidden past but the dark history of the two islands. She discovers why the Windrush scandal was about more than the politics of immigration.
***This video contains language some viewers may find offensive***
Added: 1535 days ago
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After Windrush - Paulette Wilson's visit to Jamaica, 50 y...
Description: Produced by The Guardian
A letter from the British government classifying Paulette Wilson as an illegal immigrant shook her sense of identity and belonging. ‘Hostile environment’ policies years in the making meant that Wilson and other victims of the Windrush scandal had their right to residency in the UK called into question. She had been detained for a week pending imminent deportation though she had done nothing wrong. It was devastating, but luckily she was released before she was deported. Here we follow Wilson as she returns to Jamaica for the first time in 50 years, trying to make sense of her place in the world and rebuild a sense of security and belonging.
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Alt History: A British lynching - BBC Stories
Description: Artist and writer GAIKA unearths the tragic story of a British lynching that took place during the 1919 race riots.
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Alt History: White-washing black soldiers from WW1- BBC S...
Description: Emma Dabiri looks at how many black subjects who fought in World War I had their stories white-washed out of the history books.
This film is part of Alt History, a series of short films exploring critical moments in Black British history from 1919 that have been forgotten or rarely discussed.
#WhiteWashing #BlackHistory #BritishHistory
We are BBC Stories, a group bunch of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
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Benjamin Zephaniah on Windrush, anarchism and his time in...
Description: Poet, writer and activist Benjamin Zephaniah talks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about the Windrush scandal, how the political system should be torn down and why he spends so much time in China.
Warning: offensive language.
Channel 4 Production.
Added: 1769 days ago
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The stories of the Windrush veterans
Description: Channel 4 News
The personal stories of the Windrush generation - British people from the West Indies who came here to live, often before their islands became independent states - have shocked the world. They have worked and lived in the UK for decades, but some are now finding that their status in this country, as citizens, is being questioned and doubted. In one community centre in Peterborough, England, every Friday a group of elderly British West Indians, many of whom served in Britain's armed forces and even fought in wars for this country, gather for lunch and for company. They told us what their lives here mean to them and how they feel about their country.
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From slavery to Windrush: My family's story (Full Documen...
Description: By BBC News The BBC s Amanda Kirton journeys from Britain to Jamaica and uncovers not only her family s hidden past but the dark history of the two islands She discovers why the Windrush scandal was about more than the politics of immigration This video contains language some viewers may find offensive
Added: 1769 days ago
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Reggie Yates in conversation with Clara Amfo
Description: As part the Unseen tour and Black History Month, award-winning documentary maker, broadcaster, director, writer and actor Reggie Yates discussed the release of his first book Unseen: My Journey with Radio 1 DJ Clara Amfo at London’s Round Chapel. In Unseen Reggie takes us behind the scenes on his journey from TV presenter to documentary storyteller. Using some of the key moments and extreme circumstances he has found himself in, Reggie examines what he has learned about the world, and himself as a person. In this inspiring talk with Clara, Reggie discusses his career, the future, and why he felt it was so important to write Unseen now.
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Should we be proud of the British Empire - BBC The Big Qu...
Description: BBC's The Big Question show where they asked the question: Should we be proud of the British Empire? #bbctbq. A force for good or something to be ashamed of ?
First broadcast on the BBC in July 2016
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Interview | Funmi Adewole & British Black Women In Dance
Description: Jessica Walker interviews ADAD's Funmi Adewole about the current situation for Britain's Black female choreographers and dancers.
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Reflections
Description: During the 1940's and 1950's many Caribbean people came to Great Britain in search of the promised land. Martina Mavis Clarke, James Herbert and Edwin Ho reflect on their lives recalling, hopes, dreams and aspirations. The 28 minute documentary is produced and directed by Pogus Caesar for Windrush Productions.
Added: 2275 days ago
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Our Migration Story: Professor Hakim Adi on Migration to ...
Description: Drawing on the words and research of over 60 historians based in universities and historical institutions in the UK – including the National Archives, the Imperial War Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Royal Historical Society – Our Migration Story (www.ourmigrationstory.org.uk) is an Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded collaboration between the Runnymede Trust and academics based at the universities of Cambridge and Manchester. Its goal is to use the work of leading researchers in Britain to present the often untold stories of the generations of migrants who came to and shaped the British Isles from the Roman Invasion to the present.
Here Professor Hakim Adi gives a brief overview of migration to Britain from 1900 –2016.
Video by Graham Riach. More at www.ourmigrationstory.org.uk
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Our Migration Story launch
Description: Runnymede Trust event at BBC Broadcasting House, autumn 2016 launching the Making of Britain and the untold stories of generations of immigrants. A Runnymede Trust, Manchester University and Oxford University colloboration.
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I'm British But....
Description: I'M BRITISH BUT...(1989) Gurinder's first documentary, made with the British Institute as part of their New Directors scheme, was also the first documentary made by a 2nd generation British Asian. It follows four young British Asians -from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - and explores how they identify themselves. It also explores British Asian identity through the birth of Bhangra music and the cultural influences British Asians have contributed to the UK.
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Akala Interview - Ruins of Empires
Description: Please subscribe and visit http://www.soulheights.com for our full article and review of the novel.
To purchase your copy of Ruins of Empires visit http://akala.tmstor.es.
You can read the first chapter and prologue here. http://illastate.posthaven.com
I had the opportunity to interview Akala straight after the show for his first graphic novel, Ruins of Empires.
The conversation that followed was an explosive and uncensored insight into some of Akala’s views on politics, race, history, spirituality, education and more.
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Being Black British vs African America
Description: Two Black Girls from London chit chat about being a Black British woman here in Florida, and their thoughts about African Americans.
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UK Boxing Champion Faces Deportation
Description: A boxer born in Nigeria who has represented Britain as a boxing champion faces deportation.
As of January 2018, he has been released on Bail while his complex case is being reconsidered by the Home Office.
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Akala: "The battle of Britishness in the age of Brexit" T...
Description: Filmed at the Convention on Brexit & the Political Crash, May 12th, 2017
Produced by The Convention
http://www.theconvention.co.uk/
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Akala speaks at the 70th commemoration conference of the ...
Description: The 70th anniversary of the 5th Pan African Congress, 1945 was commemorated in Manchester in a three day conference from 16-18 October 2015, where Akala gave a totally thought provoking final presentation on Sunday 18th
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HRH Prince Charles Visits the Black Cultural Archives
Description: HRH Prince of Wales pays tribute to the Black Cultural Archives new home in Brixton during a visit in February 2017.
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Black Tommies - WW1 School Project
Description: As part of ‘The Great War’ Centenary events and Black History Month, Year 6 pupils at Wellesbourne Primary worked alongside School Improvement Liverpool to celebrate the contribution made by Black British Soldiers during World War One.
Pupils were filmed reciting the poem ’Man v Land’ by local poet Curtis Watt, whilst dressed in costumes from the World War One era. Curtis’ poem is based on ‘Black Tommies – British Soldiers of African Descent in the First World War’ written by local historian Dr Ray Costello. His book is the first dedicated to recognising their service within the regular British army, opposed to overseas units.
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Leaving the Caribbean for Britain
Description: During the 1950s, many young men and women left the Caribbean islands for England, in the hope of finding a so called better life. Instead what they initially found was resentment and hostility.
This video was adapted from the BBC Windrush documentary and British Pathe documentary.
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The meanings of Black History in Britain and beyond
Description: There can be no single version of ‘black history’. Its meaning differs from person to person, from place to place and from era to era - depending on such factors as school curriculums, media clichés and stereotypes, access to historical evidence, collective traditions, patterns of mobility, and experiences of gender and class.
The Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures (BRIHC) presents a roundtable discussion to grapple with the meanings of 'black history' in Britain and beyond. Hear the perspectives of academics from the fields of British, African and American history.
Speakers included:
Norma Gregory (Nottingham News Centre)
Azeezat Johnson (Critical Race & Ethnicities Network)
Kadian Pow (Black Studies, Birmingham City University)
Keith Shear (African Studies, University of Birmingham)
Natalie Thomlinson (Modern British Cultural History, University of Sheffield)
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A Case for Black Studies
Description: OBU Chair, Dr Kehinde Andrews, delivers the Carter G Woodson Lecture for the Chi Mu Mu Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at Birmingham City University. The title of the lecture was 'A Case for Black Studies in the Education System' and explores OBU's approach to developing Black independent education. www.blackunity.org.uk
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AFRIKAN International day of Action Kennington Park London
Description: Kennington Park London 6th August 2016 .Reparation rally. Rastafari Movement UK CIC
with entertainment,speakers and celebrating Jamaica Independence,with NUFF Nyabinghi Drumming then it all end at THE POP in Brixton with a stage show and live band
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