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Tag Archives: Black Irish History

Black History Is British History. So Why Do We Keep Stopping at England?

From Cardiff classrooms to Scottish poetry and eighteenth century Belfast, discover five Black figures whose stories challenge narrow ideas about history and belonging.

Posted byblam UKOctober 8, 2026Posted inblogTags:Black History Month, Black Irish History, Black Scottish History, Black Welsh History, Honouring Our Communities

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