A campaign questioning identity & what we call ourselves as people of African heritage in UK. For details of events & TAOBQ Manifesto 2020: taobq.blogspot.co.uk
The reasons why we WRITE
The Reasons why we ADVOCATE
The reasons why we DO
Pinned till ready to announce book publication
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Maya Angelou on why people fear “woke”:
nitter.siddz.com/Joe__Bassey/status/186…
"Now it is us who are enslaving ourselves mentally" Dr. Marimba Ani
"The way the system of European control works is that you have to accept a concept of reality which makes them superior. If you deny that, their thing will not work and they will loose their control." Dr. Marimba Ani
BTWSC AFRICAN HISTORIES REVISITED & BBM/BMC repping at @Brent_Council African History Month event in the Civic Centre... we are back at Harlesden Library tomorrow to close The Brent Reggae Album Covers Exhibition... BBM.EVENTBRITE.COM
Today we unveiled the plaque to celebrate the legacy of the Four Aces Club and Mr Newton Dunbar.
A story to be told and not forgotten .
Grateful thanks to Hackney Council's Archives and Culture teams, staff who worked hard to make this happen.👏🏽
OUT TODAY - The Voice Newspaper November Issue 2026! ✨
📰 Britain’s only Black national newspaper brings you 48 pages of news, features, commentary and more including:
➡️ Grammy award-winning reggae artist @kingbeenieman calls for Jamaica to mobilise and protect access to their beaches
➡️ Reparations Conference: MPs and campaigners are pressing for a parliamentary inquiry
➡️ The Power of One: @acltcharity celebrate 30 years as they aim to continue their vital work
➡️ @bcaheritage CEO @WandaWyporska says the fight for better education runs through our history
➡️ In Sport: @therealcopperpiston shares an update on Formula 1 return to Africa
And more...
📍 Available in selected UK stores or order online: publications.voice-online.co…
@BlackRadicalRev A holistic Black or African HISTORY should be part of reparative justice discourse...
Beyond Windrush: The African stories missing from Black British history
voice-online.co.uk/opinion/c…
Dzagbele Matilda Asante who came from the Gold Coast (now 🇬🇭) in 1947 to train as a nurse in Hospitals such as Central Middlesex in London sadly passed away peacefully in Accra, Ghana a week ago.
She's featured in @yhp_uk work on continental Africans.
blackhistorymonth.org.uk/art…