Posted on 02 September 2010. Tags: Black Britain, Black British, Black Irish, Black Musicians, Black recording artists, Catholic, Donegal, Evon Brennan, Ghanaian, London, Nuns, Orphanage, Singers, UK

Evon Brennan is a singer songwriter from Donegal in Ireland. Now living in London, Evon has firmly established herself on the live circuit. A unique voice...inspired by
her many experiences. None more so than being Black and Irish and raised in a rural setting in Ireland. Her Mother was a Dublin girl. Her Father a Ghanaian medical student
studying at Dublin ...
Posted in Arts, Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month, Black Presence, Education, Entertainment, Entertainment, Europe, History, Women
Posted on 23 August 2010. Tags: Black Athletes, Black British, black women, British Athletics, Heptahlon, Strictly Come Dancing

Denise Lewis is a Black British Athlete, a superb all-round talent. Denise progressed to the highest world-class at the heptathlon, her highest accolade was the Olympic gold medal she won in Sydney.
She achieved a best of 5277 points in her first year at the event in 1989. She was Britain's woman athlete of the year ...
Posted in African, Black Britain, Black Britons, Black History, Community, Education, Europe, Health, History, Sports, Women
Posted on 17 August 2010. Tags: Adelaide Hall, Black British History, Black Britons, Black Londoners, black soldiers, Blitz, Britains Black Community, Dr Harold Moody, E.I Ekpenyon, Elizabeth Welch, Esther Bruce, Ken (Snake Hips) Johnson, Learie Constantine, Mother Country, Stephen Bourne, The Home Front, Una Marson, WW11, WW2

Black British History went through something of a coming out party in the late 1990's and early naughties. Real interest arose in the contributions of Black people in Britain and The Internet brought forth a whole plethora of sites and snippets of information all with the aim of finally setting the history books straight.
However, ...
Posted in Arts, Black Britain, Black Britons, Black History, Blackpresence Supports, Books, Community, Education, Europe, History, News, Politics, Racism, Women
Posted on 09 August 2010. Tags: Brand, Charities, Community, Daddy Cool, Facebook, Samantha Watson, Twitter

Black non-profit organisations are fighting for air as they currently feel the financial squeeze. Funding, funding and more funding is what nearly every non-profit organisation wants or fears they may not receive. The other pulling factor is that their valuable work is not being recognised. So what you will find is that many organisations end ...
Posted in Black Blog Posts, Black Britain, Black Britons, Black Writing, Blackpresence Supports, Community, Media, News, Women
Posted on 25 July 2010. Tags: African American, Black History, Conjoined Twins, Disability, disease, Siamese Twins

Millie-Christine Dead - S.O. 11 Oct. 1912 p1, originally uploaded by snap-happy1.
An unsympathetic news report regarding
African American Siamese Twins. Who Died in 1912
Posted in African American, Black History, Community, Education, Health, History, Science, The Americas, Women
Posted on 25 July 2010. Tags: Black People, Canada, miscegenation, mixed race, race mixing, United States

Couple Were Deported - S.O. 5 Apr. 1913 p8, originally uploaded by snap-happy1.
A Mixed Race Couple were Deported to the United States from Canada, in part of anti-Miscegenation laws. 1913
Posted in Black History, Community, History, Politics, Racism, The Americas, Women
Posted on 20 July 2010. Tags: Credit cards, Debt, Education, financial advice, Go to the ant, Student debt, Student Grants, Student help, Student Loans, Students, Universities, University Bursaries

The recent report published Universities UK, which represents vice-chancellors, in which it concluded that University tuition fees should more than double to 6,500 Pounds per year is once again a reminder of just how expensive higher education is in Britain today.
The above report is to be taken into account by the new Coalition Government in ...
Posted in African, African American, Black Britain, Community, Education, Finance, Men, Women
Posted on 19 July 2010. Tags: Afro hair, cornrows, dealing with afro hair, Dealing with black hair, Dreadlocks, dry hair, greasy hair, mixed race, natty dreads, shaved hair

If like me, you are sitting there thinking, huh this old chestnut again then I'm sorry, but I have serious issues dealing with my black hair and how to look after it. I guess it should start by stating that I'm mixed race so my hair is neither European hair or African Hair. It is ...
Posted in Beauty & Fashion, Black Britain, Community, Education, Health, Men, Women
Posted on 17 July 2010. Tags: Annie Gross, Black actors, Black Edwardians, Chicago, Crime, Jeffery Green, Jessie Macintosh, London, Murder, The Daily Mail, The illustrated Police News, The Times

Annie Gross was a black entertainer from America. She and her husband Harry had been working in New York before touring British Music Halls.
Harry Gross had left Annie for an actress called Jessie Mackintosh, they were living in actors lodgings in Coram Street, Central London. He had been in a song ...
Posted in African American, Arts, Black Britain, Black History, Entertainment, History, Law and Order, News, Women
Posted on 02 May 2010. Tags: anger, Building self esteem, Dating without pressure, Developing authentic communication, insecurity, joy and passion, mr right, neediness, Overcoming resentment, relationship advice, relationship coaches, relationships, sexual intimacy and emotional barriers, sistatalk, Sonia Brown, Surviving and healing from breakups, Taking control of your relationships for long term happiness, Understanding and overcoming toxic and abusive relationships

Time: May 22, 2010 from 10am to 4pm
Location: The Grange
Organized By: info@nbwn.org
Event Description:
Email info@nbwn.org for more information
For the first time ever www.sistatalk.co.uk brings together the biggest names in the relationship and dating arena to deliver a one day workshop looking at genuine and practical ways for women to get what they desire and NEED out ...
Posted in African, Beauty & Fashion, Black Britons, Blackpresence Supports, Business, Caribbean, Community, Education, Events, Health, Women
Posted on 11 March 2010. Tags: African Health, black donors, black Health, ethnic minority donrs, organ donors, transplants

Actor Wil Johnson joins forces with transplant patients in new TV Campaign to encourage more Black donors
Established actor, Wil Johnson has joined forces with NHS Blood and Transplant to lend further support to a new campaign designed to increase the number of people from BME communities on the NHS Organ Donor Register.
The actor features alongside ...
Posted in African, Black Britain, Black Britons, Blackpresence Supports, Caribbean, Community, Education, Health, Men, News, Students, Women
Posted on 17 February 2010. Tags: Aunt Esther, Black British, Black Britons, black women, Black working class, Bonnie Greer, Imperial War Museum, Londoner, Mother Country: Britain, Peckham, Stephen Bourne

In 1991 Stephen Bourne and his adopted aunt, Esther Bruce (1912-94), collaborated on her autobiography Aunt Esthers Story. This is now recognised as one of the first books to document the life of a Black working-class Londoner.
In 2007 Bourne assisted in the production of a short documentary, also called Aunt Esther's Story, with no money, ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black Britons, Blackpresence Supports, Books, Caribbean, Community, Education, History, War, Women
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