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Local Black History Exhibition in partnership with The Rum Story Whitehaven

7 OCT - 31 OCT The Courtyard of The Rum Story, Whitehaven Thu - Sun 10:00 - 16:00 We are delighted to have collaborated with The Rum Story in Whitehaven…

Anti Racist CumbriaOctober 7, 2021

Bronzes from 16th century Benin. A a group of sculptures including decorated cast plaques, commemorative heads, animal and human figures, items of royal regalia, and personal ornaments.

Black History Month Latest Resources

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: The true varied, modern and innovative nature of so-called ‘primitive’ African Art

AUTHOR: MEG GUY The African continent spans 30.37 million square kilometres and encompasses an area large enough to fit the United States, China, India, Japan Mexico and more within its…

Kelle PearceOctober 5, 2021

Black text on a yellow background reads "Black History Month; How will you be marking it?"

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BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2021: WHAT WE’RE DOING.

This time last year the UK was still in the midst of a media storm around racism. Protests were taking place worldwide and social media feeds were peppered with infographics,…

Kelle PearceSeptember 30, 2021

Photographs of some of the ingredients being prepared for the recipe, and a smiling young girl helping with the baking

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BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Cumberland Rum Nicky Recipe and History.

Black History Month is an opportunity to understand Black histories and celebrate the achievements of Black and Brown people. By engaging with history we can find connections and learn from…

Kelle PearceSeptember 30, 2021

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LEWIS: A Power For Change

AUTHOR: SARAH SAUNDERS As we begin National Inclusion Week 2021 we want to say a huge CONGRATULATIONS to Lewis Hamilton on his legacy defining 100th Formula One Grand…

Kelle PearceSeptember 28, 2021

A 'Stop Racism' poster illustrating the difference between standard dolls and the offensive 'Gollywog' dolls

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Are Gollywogs really so racist?

In the past few years there have been several stories circulating in the media about Gollywogs being sold in shops, and reports of Gollywogs being prized collectibles. One article described…

Kelle PearceAugust 14, 2021

Protesters march against racism in the police and in support of The Mangrove. Protesters carry flags and placards.

Black History Month Resources

The Mangrove Nine

Author: Sarah Saunders When we think of the civil rights movement we tend to think of the US, hardly surprising when you consider we are predominately taught American examples of…

Kelle PearceAugust 9, 2021

A late 18th century cartoon called "The Abolition of the Slave Trade" shows a white man in a red tailcoat hoisting a semi-naked Black person by the ankle on a ship. Other white men stand around.

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The slave trade was hundreds of years ago, why does it matter to Britain today?

If you went to a British school, chances are you learned about the Industrial Revolution; the Spinning Jenny, James Watt and the industrialisation of our towns and cities like Manchester…

Kelle PearceAugust 1, 2021

Quote: "We know you are disgusted. You should be. But outrage won't fix this. The racism we've seen didn't start just after the march and it won't disappear once the tweets are removed. Racism is about much more than the N word and we each need to act. Here's 5 things you can do about it now."

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5 things you can DO to act against racism right now.

The last few days have felt overwhelming at times, from the lows of the vile racism to the highs of the outpouring of anti-racism and support at Marcus Rashford’s mural…

Anti Racist CumbriaJuly 14, 2021

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What is Windrush and Why It Matters Today

Author: Janett Walker What is Windrush? Empire Windrush was the ship that brought the first large scale group of immigrants from the Caribbean. Unknowingly at the time, it began the…

Anti Racist CumbriaJune 21, 2021

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Local Black History Exhibition in partnership with The Rum Story Whitehaven

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: The true varied, modern and innovative nature of so-called ‘primitive’ African Art

BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2021: WHAT WE’RE DOING.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Cumberland Rum Nicky Recipe and History.

LEWIS: A Power For Change

Are Gollywogs really so racist?

The Mangrove Nine

The slave trade was hundreds of years ago, why does it matter to Britain today?

5 things you can DO to act against racism right now.

What is Windrush and Why It Matters Today

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