In October 1860, African American abolitionist Sarah Parker Remond spoke at the Palatine Hall, Dalton Square in Lancaster, against the ‘despotism’ of an American government that allowed slavery #abolition
Facing up to Lancaster's slave-trade heritage: 'We have to be honest about our history; we can't airbrush out the bits we don't like' https://t.co/On1Qv4nvtm
Hello Everyone, if you are free tomorrow Tuesday 16th Nov at 10 am, please join us for a 1 hour online panel discussion on the Slavery Family Trees banner which is now on display in the foyer of Lancaster University library @LancasterUniLib
A pleasure to play at this conference yesterday, debuting this new song by our keyboardist @profgpw about the mahogany trade (using ska music brilliantly to explore the historical links between Lancaster and Kingston, Jamaica).
Fascinating day @LancasterBlack conference @LancasterUniLib hearing about their latest (very important) research with support from @ProfImogenTyler @GeraldineOnek Prof Alan Rice @UCLan Dr Sunita Abraham @LancasterUni. And it was good to see the GLOCAL resource in the library 👍🏽
Great to attend an online event this afternoon: 'Black To The Future 2020 Lancaster Launch: Celebrating Black Achievement'. Fascinating, inspirational & moving stories shared. Thanks to @GeraldineOnek & the Lancaster Black History Group for organising. I hope I can 'do better'.
Introducing our logo for our group, Lancaster Black History Group of which I am chair for.
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There is some amazing work going on in our community by @RebJoyNov and @GeraldineOnek and the Lancaster Black History group- thank you for a fascinating presentation tonight. #BlackHistoryMonthUK
What an incredible #newvoice for @WomenEdEngland finding her voice @GeraldineOnek -now she is collaborating with other companies and the media!!! Growing and actually bringing about change linked to injustices from her personal experiences #WomenEd just outstanding & moving 🌻
@TraceyLecointe “Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it is the struggle of a lifetime. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble.”