Northamptonshire Black History Association. Creating and disseminating research and information on local black history. Black history is everyone's history.
We are 1 of 4 finalist community groups shortlisted for the lifetime achievement award. This is very exciting for everyone that has helped support us over the past 2 decades. What ever happens we hope you keep supporting us for years to come. #NCFawards18@NorthantsCF
Popular HMP Dovegate Prison Officer Earl ‘Sam’ Fuller died on 29th April 2020 aged 60.
Born in Jamaica, he emigrated to Britain at 14.
CSgt Fuller served with Worcestershire & Sherwood Foresters Regt for more than 20 yrs and was the British Army’s first black Drum Major.
Nazi Holocaust was not the 1st genocide by the German state. In fact, it was not even the first German genocide of the 20th century. 30yrs b4 before Adolf Hitler seized power, German soldiers genocided #Herero and # Namaqua tribesmen of Namibia. #HolocaustMemorialDay
Most Black actors get their hair cut or styled outside of set, often at their own expense because Hollywood hairstylists are one size fit all and that ‘all’ does not include Black hair. This has been my experience for the last 20 years in the business & it hasn’t changed at all.
we've had a number of queries about how we're doing and what's happening in the future. In case you're wondering we've issued a statement https://t.co/s9OWFqmngb
Let’s not forget our diverse history today. Remember the Black & Asian men & women who fought in WW1, WW2, those who helped to build the UK post-war and those who continue to support & protect us today. #100years#BlackHistoryIsBritishHistory#Armistace100
8,586,000 soldiers from the British Empire were enlisted to help Britain during WW1.
Around 1,780,000 of these soldiers were from India.
Khudadad Khan was the first Indian soldier awarded a Victoria Cross.
This year the British Legion has released the special 'Khadi' poppy.
Our Deputy CEO, Rachel McGrath will be on BBC Radio Northampton later today to discuss our Annual Awards ceremony that will be taking place between 6.30 - 9.00 at the @RoyalDerngate tonight. Listen in from 4.40 to hear what she has to say.
The story of Victorian black female footballer, Emma Clarke, only came to light in 2017. Why are black female narratives routinely missing from mainstream history?
Celebrating Emma Clarke, Britain’s First Black Female Football Pioneer
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Staying Power: Interview with Earl Cameron - Black History Month 2018 | Black History Month Celebrating the Great Black British Achievers https://t.co/zrvzNRs0dI
Black Presence in the National Gallery
11 Nov
Meet point on request
From the margins to the centre. From objects and subjects of economic capital ;to creators and definers of cultural capital.Our African focused tour of the National Gallery...
https://t.co/4GO7W1royO