Black and British
About This Book
Black and British (2016) examines the centuries-long connection between Britain and people from Africa and the Caribbean. Starting from Roman Britain, when Africans first set foot in England, this work demonstrates that Black individuals have been integral to British society throughout its history. Britain's extensive participation in the transatlantic slave trade created lasting bonds between the nation and those it enslaved. David Olusoga shows how understanding Black British history means understanding Britain itself.
Who Should Read This?
- History enthusiasts seeking fresh perspectives on Britain’s past
- Readers interested in African diaspora culture and heritage
- Academics exploring overlooked historical narratives
- Students of colonial and postcolonial studies
- Anyone questioning conventional historical accounts
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