Join us as we honour and celebrate the incredible contributions of Black trailblazers throughout history! From civil rights champions to cultural icons, we’re shining a spotlight on their inspiring legacies.
Paul Stephenson: Activist leader of the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott, inspired by Rosa Parks. His fight against discrimination paved the way for a more inclusive Britain.
Celebrating Margaret Busby who is a trailblazer as Britain’s first Black female publisher. Her activism amplifies diverse voices in literature, reshaping the publishing landscape.
Celebrating progress: From past uprisings to present achievements. Diane Abbott, Britain’s first Black female MP, paves the way for diversity in government. Her journey inspires a new generation to challenge racism and leave their mark on British culture.
Celebrating Marion Atieno Osieyo who is a champion of international cooperation and sustainable development. Her new podcast, Black Earth, highlights black women leaders in the environmental movement, sparking conversations on planetary health, climate psychology, and ecological reparations. Winner of the Silver Award for ‘Best New Podcast’ at the 2023 British Podcast Awards.
Celebrating Professor David Olusoga, a historian, presenter, and award-winning author/filmmaker. His impactful work includes “Black and British: A Forgotten History” and BAFTA-winning documentary “Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners.” Born in Nigeria, raised in the UK, he tackles racism through inclusive history. Named among Powerlist’s top 10 influential Black Britons.
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