Birmingham Black History

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	Brighton Black History pages Brighton and Hove Black History Project seeks to reveal Brighton and Hove's hidden past and helps local people get involved in mapping their own history of Brighton and Hove.
	African Collections at The British Library The British Library offers a rich resource for the study of Africa. Relevant material can be found throughout the collections, in the form of printed books and serials, newspapers, manuscripts, archives, sound recordings, music, prints, drawings, pho
	HANS ZELL PUBLISHING Publishers - developing a new series of information sources on Africa, African studies, and African publishing, published both in print and electronic formats.
	HomeBeats - Institute of Race Relations HomeBeats is a multimedia journey through time, from Africa, the Caribbean and Asia, to the making of modern Britain. The first CDROM on racism and the black presence in Britain, it fuses music, graphics, video, text and animation into a stunning voy
	black information link black information link is an interactive community website with news, resources, information, from a black perspective. It is the main online communication channel of the 1990 Trust.
	Blacknet Black Net's aim is to provide you with a platform to improve the communication and decimation of information within the African and Caribbean Community. Providing a huge network system influenced by you. Black Net is free and you can start being part
	Every Generation Welcome to Every Generation, the online community resource to the black community to facilitate the personal development and empowerment of young people and to bridge the gap with the older generation through history, family genealogy and heritage.
	Moving Here 200 years of Migration to England
	Black Presence The first and original African/British History website. Here you can find information about African Britons from the past and the present. In addition we offer links to useful African websites and African British News
	Black History Month This site will celebrate BHM all year round. We will regularly update it and use it to educate, inform, and build confidence. Let's celebrate and share our African and Caribbean history.
	BASA (Black and Asian Studies Association) The Black and Asian Studies Association was established in 1991 to encourage research in the history of Black and Asian peoples in Britain. BASA campaigns for the inclusion of the history of Black peoples in the National Curriculum and on other issue
	Black History Foundation BHF seeks to capture and animate the Black experience by facilitating the creation of a national strategic agency, alongside meaningful partnerships, that can celebrate and advance this living legacy.
	origination - channel4 ORIGINATION brings together the wealth of web resources recording and celebrating the contributions of immigrant cultures to contemporary Britain.
	CASBAH Project CASBAH Project a national research resource relating to Caribbean Studies and the history of Black and Asian people in the UK
	100 Great Black Britons The 100 Great Black Britons were compiled as a response to the BBC's Great Britons debate that took place in 2003. Patrick Vernon, founder of black heritage website Every Generation saw that no black people even made it to the Top 100, due in part to
	Goldsmiths College Library Goldsmiths College Library - materials relating to Caribbean studies, the Black presence in the UK and the Black diaspora.
	The BBC\'s History website The BBC's history pages covering british, family, tudors, victorians, romans, vikings, scottish, britain, timelines, prehistory, world war one, world war two, military, WWII, WWI, games, animations, virtual tours

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