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A series of short programmes transmitted as part of the BBC WINDRUSH season made to mark 50 years since the Windrush ship brought black immigrants to Britain. Black people who broke down barriers for others...
Looks at the results of a study in Nottingham, which claims that British Afro-Caribbeans are ten times more likely to develop schizophrenia than the rest of the population. Black critics claim that...
BFI synopsis: The visit of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, to the Black Watch on the North Inch of the Banks of the River Tay.
Looks at racism and the black presence in Britain, using music, graphics, video, text and animation to cover the history of the struggle for racial justice, tracing the connections between slavery, the...
Based on an exhibition organised by Oldham Art Gallery of works by black artists, who were invited to express their feelings and thoughts about the black artist’s position within the social structure and...
Black out.
A lyrical drama about a black woman who was born in the Caribbean and emigrated to England. She has just died and her children are gathered around her. As they argue about their lives and discuss their...
A history of immigration from the Caribbean from the time of World War 2 upt o the 1958 Notting Hill riots, viewed from the perspective of today (1980). Using archive material - photographs, posters,...
Documentary profile of Edric Connor, who came to England in 1944 and took a job with the World Service. In 1958, he became the first black actor to appear with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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