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Black British History
Programme

Action Collective aims to inspire, support and encourage people of African descent to reach their goals, by actively promoting the importance of working together to build a stronger community.

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Lesson 1

Changing an ignorant historian

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Lesson 2

Empire Windrush and the Beginnings of Modern Black Britain

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Lesson 3

The Calypso Years 1948 - 1962

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Lesson 4

The Rock & Roll Years and The Teddy Boys - 1950 - 1960

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Lesson 5

What Jobs Did Black Migrants Do?

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Lesson 6

Anti-Black Violence 1958 - 1959

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Lesson7

Claudia Jones and The Birth of Carnival

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Lesson8

Origin of Mersey Beat and British Rhythm and blues 1958-1965

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Lesson 9

The Ska Years 1959 -1965

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Lesson 10

Civil Rights Struggles 1963 – 1970

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Lesson11

Civil Rights Struggles 1963 - 1970 pt.2

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Lesson12

Enoch Powell and The ‘Rivers of Blood’ Speech

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Lesson 13

The Africanisation of Black Britain

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Lesson 14

Class 21: 1981: Year of Confrontation

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Lesson15

Black Activism and ‘Black History Month

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Lesson16

Entering The Mainstream - Intellectuals pt.1

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Lesson 17

Entering The Mainstream - Intellectuals pt.2

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Lesson 18

Racial Disparity Report 2021

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Lesson19

Entering The MainStream – Literature

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Lesson20

Entering The Mainstream - Politics

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