The Black Women Who Served in WWⅠ
Who we remember has become increasingly debated in recent years, with the diversity of the fallen remembered.
The Undisclosed History of Black Tudors
Black people were residing and earning a living in Tudor England. Working at many levels of society.
Hidden in Plain Sight: Black Figures in British and European Art,1500-1650
As part of our Black Tudor series, we bring to the fore our family represented in art between the late 1400s to 1600s.
5 Important Moments in African-American History
Juneteenth is the national celebration of the end of slavery in Texas, June 19th 1865.
The Forgotten Black Pilots of World War I
When it comes to remembering war veterans, little attention is given to the Black military service men and women,
10 British Civil Rights Laws
From the 1960s onwards numerous Black activists helped push through legal changes
Remembrance Day: A Time to Honour the Black soldiers of WWⅠ
On Remembrance Day let us rightly honour the black soldiers who also bravely served for our liberty in World War Ⅰ.
The Dahomey Warriors
On the Coast of West Africa, the Dahomey Kingdom (1625 -1894) was home to the only appointed elite female warrior troop in history.
