Slave-built Infrastructure and Reparations
Written by Lindsey Tanner Published on 10th February 2021 The fact that centuries-old relics of slavery still support the economy of the United States suggests that reparations for slavery would need to go beyond …
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THE UNIVERSITY experience for a black student is incomparable to that of a white one’s.
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We are seeking a Trustee with experience in the education sector and with working knowledge of providing education for students with Special Educational Needs. The provision of Education is a significant part of the service we offer and so having this expertise on board will be invaluable for the organisation.
15 Things You Did Not Know about the History of Black People in London before 1948
Black people came from all over Europe and Africa and settled in London where their presence is significant but little known. The presence of Africans in England dates back to at least the Roman period when African soldiers who served as part of the Roman army were stationed at Hadrian’s Wall during the 2nd century AD. Septimus Severus, the emperor who was born in Libya, spent his last three years in Britain before he died in York in 211AD.
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