BBC History - issue 08/2021
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Black and British: A Forgotten History Part 4 — Google Arts & Culture
Paper III The Legacy of Cecil Rhodes at Oxford
Mixed-Race Britain Shows Us Why Black History Matters | by Tré Ventour-Griffiths | Medium
Britain 1745-1901
David Olusoga: 'How did I feel about Colston's fall? I have to admit I was exhilarated' | News | The Times
David Olusoga: racism, Windrush and the hostile environment | The Times Magazine | The Times
View of Off The Pedestal | Public History Review
Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging - Kindle edition by Hirsch, Afua. Politics & Social Sciences Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
The African figures 'forgotten' by England's cultural past - BBC News
How are different countries removing or responding to slavery statues?
The African figures 'forgotten' by England's cultural past - BBC News
Where are all the Black historians? - Patrick Vernon
Legacy and Equity Journey Resource List
Britain 1745-1901
Oxford's Cecil Rhodes statue must fall – it stands in the way of inclusivity | Yussef Robinson | The Guardian
British Empire: Heroes and Villains review – a poignant reminder of how history gets rewritten | Television | The Guardian
Review: “Black and British: A Forgotten History” by David Olusoga (BBC) – Towards participatory history – IWM London is Changing
Rhodes Must Fall: We need to face up to our imperial past
Rhodes Must Fall' protesters who want to tear down statues are not snowflakes, Civilisations presenter says
Revere or Remove? The Battle Over Statues, Heritage and History - YouTube
Britain 1745-1901
