Tutorial: Black History Month
Learning objective
Tutorial: Black History Month
Learning objective
A reminder of Stanmore College's Code of Conduct:
It is not permitted to smoke or vape in the toilets on the College site.
Loitering is also not permitted.
This behaviour is also expected OFF SITE. Please ensure you behave in an appropriate way with neighbours and nearby businesses.
Put these significant events in Black History in the right order:
Put these significant events in Black History in the right order:
Put these significant events in Black History in the right order:
1782 - The publishing of Ignatius Sancho's letters 2 years after he died made him the first published African writer in the UK.
1807 - The Slave Trade Act was introduced. It prohibited the slave trade, but it didn't result in emancipation until 1833.
1913 - John Archer became the Mayor of Battersea, making him the first black mayor in London.
1965 - The Race Relations Act outlawed discrimination on the "grounds of colour, race, or ethnic or national origins" in public places in Great Britain.
1948 - The Empire Windrush arrived in London, carrying West Indian people invited to the UK to help rebuild post-war Britain.
1964 - On his way to receive his Nobel Peace Prize, MLK Jr stopped off in London and inspired a group of black spokespersons and activists to form the Campaign Against Racial Discrimination.
1966 - Rhaune Laslett founded the "Notting Hill Fayre and Pageant" - now known as the Notting Hill Carnival
1978 - Viv Anderson becomes the first black British footballer to represent England internationally
1973 - Trevor McDonald joins ITN and becomes the first black news reporter
1987 - The first 4 black MPs were elected to Parliament - Dianne Abbott, Paul Boateng, Bernie Grant, and Keith Vaz
2016 - The first UK Black Lives Matter protest took place in London
2017 - Edward Enninful became the first black editor-in-chief of British Vogue
What is the main purpose of Black History Month?
Should there be more effort put into focusing on Black History throughout the year, and not only on Black History Month?
The theme of this year's Black History Month is
Standing Firm in Power and Pride. What does this mean to you?
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Student Survey!!