Black History London Map: Guide to Black Historical Landmarks in London (Blue Crow Media Architecture Maps)

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Community activist, civil rights campaigner who owned the Mangrove Restaurant in Notting Hill. He was also one of the Mangrove 9, who was charged and then acquitted for inciting violentprotests againstrepeated police raids on his premises.

Writer whose works featured the diasporic nature of her life and the hostility she faced in BritainBarbara Yvonne Veronica Burford was a medical researcher, writer and lifelong diversity activist. At the Institute of Child Heath, she was a Professor of Developmental Cardiology, and was awarded a CBE Services to the National Health Service in 2006. 🏥 Actor and a key figure during the Harlem Renaissance. Her open relationship with a female English aristocrat transcended both racial and sexual boundaries of the time Author and social commentator. Her fourth novel, Small Island won critical acclaim and literary awards TfL Go enables customers to access live updates and train times for every station, as well as real time information on how busy London Underground stations are throughout the day to help customers choose the quieter times to travel. Sound system operator and club owner who was influential in the development of ska and reggae music, and Caribbean culture in the UK

Spearheaded the Scrap SUS campaign and lobbied the government for 3 years until the laws were changed Activist, abolitionist, and preacher whose tract The Horrors of Slavery was used for the anti-slavery cause Pianist and entertainer and one half of variety act Harriot and Evans who performed for society figures and British royalty Known for his memoir which recounted his enslavement and subsequent escape. He later settled in Britain asaherbalist The event encompasses more than just literature. You can expect drama and dance as well as poetry and song to play roles in the weaving of the narratives.Pianist, conductor, and composer. First female conductor of HMS Royal Marines and daughter of acclaimed composer and conductor, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Unveiled on Windrush Day 2022, the National Windrush monument by artist Basil Watson pays tribute to the Caribbean pioneers. TfL has previously partnered with organisations to produce reimagined Tube maps based on themes - including for the London 2012 Games, the 150th anniversary of the FA, the Royal Observatory Greenwich and The Globe Theatre Claudia Jones, a feminist, political activist and pioneering journalist who was the co-founder of Notting Hill Carnival, who replaces Camden Town station