I want you to take a moment if you can and think back to your history lessons during high school, be it during key stage 3 or if you took it any further during your ...
This article is a thought that has run through my head since the age of 16. Something that I have put on hold over and over again because I did not know I could bring ...
At this point in the presidency, we should no longer be shocked. We should no longer be asking “How can he say this?” or “How can he get away with this?” The answer doesn’t matter ...
The current “Windrush scandal” has me returning to questions of my identity and the cultural limbo I am I constantly subject to. I am the granddaughter of Jamaican immigrants, but on paper I am British. ...
Following the Second World War, Britain was greatly suffering from a labour shortage and declining population. Thousands of Caribbean men and women had served in the armed forces during the war, and many who had ...
It’s important to know and recognise some of the main movers and shakers in the Black British Civil Rights movement! So we’ve compiled some profiles of some of the most inspiring and influential men and ...
In the 1990’s my Nigerian parents hopped on a plane and immigrated to Britain, bringing their culture with them and aggressively planting it in the middle of an unsuspecting town in the North West of ...
My Mother’s Portrait. A piece dedicated to the strongest soul I know. Read it. Remind yourself that some do not chose to immigrate. That for some to immigrate is to leave behind the comfort of ...