20 Banned Black Films You Need To See

Black people in Broadcast Journalism @phoenixcinema - Black History Walks

Juliet Alexander

Black people in Broadcast Journalism @phoenixcinema

Sunday 16th July 12pm

Previously sold out at the BFI Southbank we repeat this event with a whole new panel which will focus on the pioneering African/Caribbean men and women in British broadcasting. See rare archive footage and hear from and about: Remi Kapo, Mark Wadsworth, Terry Jervis, Rianna Scipio, Juliet Alexander, Richard Adeyshian, Mia Morris. Plus poetry, music & Q A.

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Passing Through (2pm) and Wattstax (6.10pm) - Black History Walks

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African Odysseys, Triple bill: All day Black music history, uprisings and US Civil Rights, plus Q&A @BFI Southbank

Saturday 22nd July 2pm and 6.10pm. Get one ticket, see all. www.bfi.org.uk ! Passing Through and Wattstax. Full description HERE .

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Black History Walks Newsletter 5.7.23

Black history is longer than a month...

Walks, Talks & Films on African history all year long

22 years of Education Through Film

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With the increase in European racism, Black history events are increasingly 'shadow banned' undermined and subject to online restrictions. Look out for a seminar detailing the email and Zoom blocking that groups like Hidden Truth, BHW, BHS and others are fighting

Black History Walks, Regents Canal

Eventbrite - Black History Walks presents Black History Walks, Regents Canal - Saturday, 15 July 2023 at Regent's Canal, London, England. Find event and ticket information.

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20 Banned Black Films you need to see. 16 years of African Odysseys

Eventbrite - Black History Walks presents 20 Banned Black Films you need to see. 16 years of African Odysseys - Thursday, 20 July 2023 at Blue Room, BFI Southbank. Find event and ticket information.

Above: Free mind-blowing event on the suppression of Africa/Caribbean films from the 1970s to 2023: Sampling from the book Black History Walks Vol 1 (books on sale on the day) we detail the problems Black films have to overcome even if they were lucky enough to be produced in the first place. We will feature over 20 films people have never heard of far less seen and tell you where to get them. We will explain the racist barriers certain films have to overcome including cinemas/distributors that refuse to show Black films even when those films are making money for the cinema. Tickets HERE

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How to teach GCSE Black History

Eventbrite - Black History Walks presents How to teach GCSE Black History - Saturday, 12 August 2023 at Harris Westminster Sixth Form, London, England. Find event and ticket information.

Above: Recently there was lots of talk about getting Windrush stories on the curriculum. The above book features that history in schools, as it is part based on our Notting Hill Black History Walk .The book is being used in schools right now and has seen a huge increase in interest and engagement from students. Teachers enjoy teaching it as their pupils are motivated and can see parallels with their own lives. On this day, Josh Garry a Black Head of Year in a west London school and Black History Walks, will discuss, explain and take questions on Black History in the school curriculum. Tickets HERE

Hackney (Dalston) Black History Walk

Eventbrite - Black History Walks presents Hackney (Dalston) Black History Walk - Sunday, 6 August 2023 at Meet point on request. Find event and ticket information.

Southbank Black History Walk (August)

Eventbrite - Black History Walks presents Southbank Black History Walk (August) - Saturday, 5 August 2023 at Royal Festival Hall, London, England. Find event and ticket information.

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Look out for these events in the future

How to rip off Black historians: a tale of copying and greed in London
The Real African history in Black Adam movie breakdown
Battlestar Galactica, a Pan Africanist review
Art in the British country house
White Supremacy in your toilet
British ballet and the Caribbean connection
Pale imitators and historical thieves
Notting hill, Harlem in Mayfair, Southbank , Elephant/Castle walks

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