Black British Experience in Britain with focus on Preston
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Focusing of Preston in the 1950's to the Present Day.
Exploring how Black people have been represented in British media and society, with a focus on the Windrush era and its legacy. Using archival television, imagery, and historical context, it examines how racism was shaped, expressed, and challenged within both white and Black communities. The talk encourages reflection on language, policing, and media tropes, highlighting their lasting impact and historical significance.
An illustrated talk by Adrian Murrell.
Members free of charge. Visitors £5.
Doors open at 6:30pm for refreshments and registration.
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Preston Historical Society.
Promoting the Study of Local History in Preston and Lancashire.
Interested in joining Preston Historical Society.
Contact: patricia@prestonhistoricalsociety.org.uk
www.prestonhistoricalsociety.org.uk
www.instagram.com/preston.historical.society
www.facebook.com/prestonhistoricalsociety
www.x.com/preston_society
Exploring how Black people have been represented in British media and society, with a focus on the Windrush era and its legacy. Using archival television, imagery, and historical context, it examines how racism was shaped, expressed, and challenged within both white and Black communities. The talk encourages reflection on language, policing, and media tropes, highlighting their lasting impact and historical significance.
An illustrated talk by Adrian Murrell.
Members free of charge. Visitors £5.
Doors open at 6:30pm for refreshments and registration.
______________________________________________________
Preston Historical Society.
Promoting the Study of Local History in Preston and Lancashire.
Interested in joining Preston Historical Society.
Contact: patricia@prestonhistoricalsociety.org.uk
www.prestonhistoricalsociety.org.uk
www.instagram.com/preston.historical.society
www.facebook.com/prestonhistoricalsociety
www.x.com/preston_society