King Kurus, your Black History Buff, presents the remarkable story of Claudia Jones in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this Trinidad-born activist and journalist became a catalyst for change in British culture.
This episode dives into:
- Jones's early life and political activism in the United States
- Her deportation to Britain and subsequent community organizing
- The birth of the West Indian Gazette and its cultural significance
- The origins of the Notting Hill Carnival and its evolution into a national celebration
While listening to this audio journey, picture the vibrant streets of 1950s Notting Hill coming alive with Caribbean culture.
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Let's continue to celebrate the diversity that makes Britain great.
Blessings,
KK
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