Lanre Bakare's latest book explores the often-ignored Black British history beyond London, focusing on key events and figures from cities like Liverpool, Bradford, and Manchester. He highlights stories such as George Lindo’s wrongful conviction and the vibrant underground music scene in Manchester. Bakare argues that these historic narratives shaped the cultural and social fabric of the country, emphasizing the essential contributions of local Black communities to the UK’s identity. His work seeks to broaden the understanding of Black history in Britain, advocating for acknowledgment of these significant events and figures.
Lanre Bakare's new book uncovers the untold Black British history beyond London, highlighting significant events in cities like Liverpool, Bradford, and Manchester.
Bakare emphasizes how local Black communities played crucial roles in shaping cultural and social narratives across the UK, which are often overlooked in mainstream history.
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