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Our theme for UK Black History Month is “Breaking Barriers to Publishing Futures" puts the power of storytelling at the heart of that history. From early Black writers and publishers to independent presses, literary festivals and today’s digital platforms, Black communities have continually created new ways to ensure their stories are told, shared and preserved.  Throughout the month, we will spotlight Britain's first black publishing house New Beacon Books and celebrate notable Black Britons such as Margaret Busby, who is Britain's youngest and first Black woman book publisher in 1967. 

Protesters  including Claudia Jones march  against the Commonwealth Immigration Act with banners, set against a vintage backd

​Every year on the 22nd June the UK recognises Windrush Day. We’ll not only be marking the day but we’ve designated the whole of June as Windrush Month and will be exploring the impact of the Windrush generation on the UK through our theme ‘Legacies of Change: From Windrush to Justice’.

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