An exciting, interactive tour of the African/Caribbean history along the Southbank riverside. We will cover:
- Africa before colonisation
- The devastation of WW2 and the link to Windrush
- Black British Civil Rights
- Inventors and Reparations
- Anti Apartheid and Londoners,
- White suffragettes and Black Power
- Amazing Black movies and how to see them
- Gentrification and Frankenstein
- International corruption sweet drinks, fossil fuels and money
- Sewage treatment in London and the fight for clean water in the ‘third world’
Look out for our book Black History Walks in London Volume 1, on sale now https://jacarandabooks.co.uk/products/black-history-walks-1
Also check out our GCSE History exam text book from Pearson. This book is part based on our Notting Hill black history walk
Other Coming Events from Black History Walks
- 60 years of Black British Civil Rights Professor Gus John
- Black history Bus tour/ Steam train trip/River cruise
- Frantz Fanon weekender
- The Story of Lovers Rock @Bernie Grant Arts Centre
- 20 years of African Odysseys: Is the BFI right to ignore 18,400 people?
- Remembering Joy Gardner: Black Lives Matter 1993
- Black Women and Film Exhibition
- Graphic Novels: Publishing Black History and movies
- Mayfair, Hackney, Notting Hill, Southbank, Trafalgar Square, Regents Canal and Soho walks
- In search of Mami Wata : African Spirituality
- I fought the law and I won, a Black judge of 60 years of Equality legislation @Black Cultural Archives
- Black British Boxing history