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Morning. Members only: AGM and discussion on the challenges facing UK Black and Asian History and the future work of BASA. Afternoon. Open. John Archer and Black Edwardians. Talks by Sean Creighton, Jeff Green and David Killingray on John Archer (Battersea Black Mayor 1913-4), the composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and the 1900 Pan African Conference. Taking place as part of Wandsworth Heritage Festival. For details contact secretary@blackandasianstudies.org
Cliff Pereira will be presenting the last of the Black Britain Seminars at ICwS on 10th June 2009, called 'Black and Asian Community voice and Local History - The Bexley example', which will be held in STB6,Stewart House – 31 Russell Square. The next series of seminars will begin in September, anyone interested in contributing should contact Marika Sherwood
Newsletter 54 will be available in July.
Marika Sherwood's new book revealing the extent to which Britain benefitted from the slave trade after its abolition in 1807. You can download the flyer here
African Diaspora Research Project, Victoria and Albert Museum
Arthur Torrington's open letter to Anti-Slavery International
The Black and Asian studies association
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