The British Black Panthers: Organising, Education and Community
The British Black Panthers brought education, journalism and community organising into a radical challenge to racism. Their history connects public protest with the work of teachers,…
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1987—2027
40 years of Black History Month in the UK
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The British Black Panthers brought education, journalism and community organising into a radical challenge to racism. Their history connects public protest with the work of teachers,…
An Antiguan carpenter’s murder in west London brought neighbours, campaigners and relatives into a struggle over safety, accountability and remembrance that continued across generations.
Kath Locke worked to make education, community support and Black history part of everyday life in Manchester. A campaigner against racism and a founder of Abasindi,…
The Black Parents Movement grew from a campaign to defend a schoolboy into a network confronting discrimination in education, policing and everyday life. Its members brought…

Founded in 1978, OWAAD connected Black and Asian women campaigning over schools, work, health and immigration. Its conferences and newsletter helped turn local experience into national…