Highlighting NARM John Archer London's First African Mayor @ 100 And NARM Paul Stephenson Bristol Bus Boycott @ 50: John Archer and Paul Stephenson are NARM role models and the focus of BTWSC/African Histories Revisited’s 2013 African British history presentations.
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The blog for highlighting the 50th anniversary of the Paul Stephenson-led Bristol Bus Boycott
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In the meantime you can check first of vblog text highlighting what moi got up to on Wednesday August 28 2013.
This is the holding page which will soon be populated with information highlighting the 50th anniversary of the Paul Stephenson-led Bristol Bus Boycott, and the 100th anniversary of John Archer becoming London's first African mayor.
See below for details and booking of the a) Paul Stephenson & The Bristol Bus Boycott and b) John Archer & Black Politics audio-visual presentations by history consultant Kwaku.
For more information:
Kwaku
btwsc@hotmail.com
Paul Stephenson & The Bristol Bus Boycott
An audio-visual presentation with primary source material highlighting the fact that there was a bus boycott in Britain in 1963. It's an accessible family-friendly presentation, which will also point out the connections with cricket, the first race relations law, Tony Benn, newly independent Caribbean states, and Martin Luther King's 'I Have A Dream Speech'.
John Archer & Black Politics
An audio-visual presentation that goes beyond the fact that John Archer became London's first African mayor in 1913. It's an accessible family-friendly presentation, which will show that besides being a councillor, he was a Labour party activist whose successful collaboration with an Asian parliamentary candidate sowed the seeds of the party's Black Sections over half a century earlier. An attendee of the 1900 pan-African conference, he was talking about issues such as reparations, long before it took hold in the 1990s
In the meantime you can check first of vblog text highlighting what moi got up to on Wednesday August 28 2013.
This is the holding page which will soon be populated with information highlighting the 50th anniversary of the Paul Stephenson-led Bristol Bus Boycott, and the 100th anniversary of John Archer becoming London's first African mayor.
See below for details and booking of the a) Paul Stephenson & The Bristol Bus Boycott and b) John Archer & Black Politics audio-visual presentations by history consultant Kwaku.
For more information:
Kwaku
btwsc@hotmail.com
Paul Stephenson & The Bristol Bus Boycott
An audio-visual presentation with primary source material highlighting the fact that there was a bus boycott in Britain in 1963. It's an accessible family-friendly presentation, which will also point out the connections with cricket, the first race relations law, Tony Benn, newly independent Caribbean states, and Martin Luther King's 'I Have A Dream Speech'.
John Archer & Black Politics
An audio-visual presentation that goes beyond the fact that John Archer became London's first African mayor in 1913. It's an accessible family-friendly presentation, which will show that besides being a councillor, he was a Labour party activist whose successful collaboration with an Asian parliamentary candidate sowed the seeds of the party's Black Sections over half a century earlier. An attendee of the 1900 pan-African conference, he was talking about issues such as reparations, long before it took hold in the 1990s
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