探花直播premiere of Black Town & Gown: 探花直播historical legacy of Black presence in the city of Cambridge will take place on 28 March from 6.30pm and is hosted by Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH).
Black History Month in Cambridge聽brings an opportunity to take part in topical discussions, appreciate art and hear from a range of engaging speakers.聽
探花直播largest survey to date of the opinions and attitudes of Black people in Britain has revealed a central split on the question of British pride.
A major new exhibition explores Cambridge's role in slavery, the people it affected and their resistance to it.
Historian Dr Meg Foster shatters the myth that 鈥淏lack Douglas鈥 murdered a white woman and tells the story of an intelligent survivor
Tyra Amofah-Akardom, Rumbidzai Dube and Surer Mohamed reflect on the Black Cantabs Research Society 鈥 a counter-history project, designed to uncover and preserve the legacies of Black Cambridge alumni 鈥 and discuss what it means to be a Black student at Cambridge.
Major survey on Black British life launched by Cambridge 探花直播 and 探花直播Voice newspaper.
To celebrate Black History Month 2020, an exhibition curated by Africans in STEM entitled 鈥楶ast & Present: Black Legacies in STEM鈥 launches online today (5 October).
As the UK marks Black History Month,聽researchers from across the 探花直播 talk about their route to Cambridge, their inspiration and their motivation.
As Europe expanded its overseas colonies, fixed ideas of racial differences took hold. Historian Dr M茅lanie Lamotte, whose forebears include a slave, is researching a brief period when European notions of ethnicity were relatively fluid.聽 Early French settlers believed that non-white inhabitants of the colonies could be 鈥榗ivilised鈥 and 鈥榠mproved鈥.
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