In the United Kingdom, the month of October is dedicated to Black history; a month to celebrate all of the contributions that black Britons have made to the country. Whilst it is of course an important part of the calendar, there are limits to its potency. In this episode, we will explore the value of black history and try to unpack the question, through the use of black history month, are we still being mis-sold our history?
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In the United Kingdom, the month of October is dedicated to Black history; a month to celebrate all of the contributions that black Britons have made to the country. Whilst it is of course an important part of the calendar, there are limits to its potency. In this episode, we will explore the value of black history and try to unpack the question, through the use of black history month, are we still being mis-sold our history?
I would love for you to join in the discussion by emailing me at jamie@colouredsouls.co.uk
If you are interested in learning more and joining the debate hit that subscribe button through your favourite podcast app to be notified each time I post a new episode or visit www.colouredsouls.co.uk/podcast. If you would like to support the podcast then please buy me a coffee! Visit buymeacoffee.com/colouredsouls.
Every penny will directly help the research that goes into making these episodes