Posted on 27 October 2011. Tags: Black People, George Padmore, George Padmore Institute, Murders, New Beacon books, New Cross Fire, New Cross Rd, black books, firebombing

GEORGE PADMORE INSTITUTE in association with NEW BEACON BOOKS
Invite you to the launch of
THE NEW CROSSÂ MASSACRE STORY -Â INTERVIEWS WITH JOHN LA ROSE
prologue by Linton Kwesi Johnson and epilogue by Gus John on Thursday 17 November at 6.30pm
George Padmore Institute,
76 Stroud Green Road, London N4 3EN
The New Cross Massacre Fire took place on18 January 1981 at 439 ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month, Black Writing, Books, Caribbean, Community, Education, Entertainment, Europe, Events, Racism
Posted on 20 September 2011. Tags: Black People, black self image, colourism, psycology, shadeism, skin tone

Shadeism Is Just Another Name For Colorism, Negatively Effecting Women Of Color Worldwide:
This documentary short is an introduction to the issue of shadeism, the discrimination that exists between the lighter-skinned and darker-skinned members of the same community. This documentary short looks specifically at how it affects young women within the African, Caribbean, and South Asian ...
Posted in African American, Black Britain, Racism
Posted on 26 September 2010. Tags: Black British, Black British History, Black People

Black People in Britain Before the Windrush by Jeffrey Green. Jeffrey Green argues that to ignore the diverse black presence in Britain prior to the 1940s is to perpetuate a distorted view of British history.` How do we explain the widespread ignorance of the presence of people of African and Caribbean origin in British ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month, Education
Posted on 25 July 2010. Tags: Black People, Canada, United States, miscegenation, mixed race, race mixing

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, Politics, Racism, The Americas, Women
Posted on 19 September 2009. Tags: Black Britons, Black People, Black Politics, Black Radicals, Chartist Marches, Chartists, Cuffay, Deported

William Cuffay was one of the principle leaders of the Chartist movement, the first mass political movement of the British working class. He was born in Chatham Kent in 1788, the son of an African ...
Posted in Africa, Black Britain, Black History, Black History Month, Caribbean, Community, Education, Events, Law and Order, Politics, Racism