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How did Bulgaria overtake the Eastern Roman Empire? The Conquest of Simeon the Great
How did Bulgaria overtake the Eastern Roman Empire? The Conquest of Simeon the Great
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Brunanburh, 937 ⚔ Forgotten battle that made England
Brunanburh, 937 ⚔ Forgotten battle that made England
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Battle of Cadzand, 1337 ⚔ The day that sparked the Hundred Years' War ⚔ Hundred Years' War series
Battle of Cadzand, 1337 ⚔ The day that sparked the Hundred Years' War ⚔ Hundred Years' War series
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Basil retakes Macedonia! The tide turns ⚔ Battle of Skopje, 1004 ⚔ Basil II the Bulgar Slayer Part 4
Basil retakes Macedonia! The tide turns ⚔ Battle of Skopje, 1004 ⚔ Basil II the Bulgar Slayer Part 4
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Zanzibar Revolution 1964: The Uprising that Redefined a Nation
The 1964 Zanzibar Revolution was a turning point in African history—a dramatic and violent uprising that toppled centuries of Arab dominance and paved the way for the union of Zanzibar and Tanganyika to form modern-day Tanzania. In this...
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Seven: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Classical Music Pioneer
Delve into the life of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, the classical composer known as the 'African Mahler'. Discover how this mixed-race musician broke racial barriers in the world of classical music.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Six: Walter Tull - Football Pioneer and War Hero
Explore the groundbreaking life of Walter Tull, one of the first Black professional footballers in England and the first Black combat officer in the British Army. Learn how he broke barriers both on and off the field.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Five: Claudia Jones - Mother of the Notting Hill Carnival
Discover the legacy of Claudia Jones, the activist who helped create the Notting Hill Carnival. Learn how this Trinidad-born journalist and activist used culture to fight racism and unite communities.
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Britain's 1st Black Footballers: The Untold Story of Wharton & Tull
Discover the incredible, forgotten stories of Arthur Wharton and Walter Tull - Britain's first Black professional footballers! From record-breaking sprinter to pioneering goalkeeper, Arthur Wharton's journey will amaze you. Then, follow...
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Thirty: Reflection
Discover why October is Black History Month in the UK and its significance in today's episode of 31 Days of Black British History. Learn about the origins, key figures, and the ongoing importance of this annual celebration.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Nine: Una Marson - Pioneer of Black Programming
Discover the groundbreaking journey of Una Marson, the first Black woman employed by the BBC and the pioneer behind 'Caribbean Voices'. Learn how this Jamaican poet and activist shaped British broadcasting and gave a platform to...
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Thirty One: Stuart Hall: The Father of British Cultural Studies
As we conclude our '31 Days of Black British History', we explore the profound impact of Stuart Hall, the pioneering intellectual who shaped our understanding of British culture and identity. From his concept of 'multicultural drift' to...
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Seven: The Battle of Lewisham
13 August 1977: 4,000 racists vs. 10,000 anti-racists. A pivotal moment in anti-racist history!
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Two: The Race Relations Act 1965
Did you know? This Act made racial discrimination illegal in public places, but didn't cover housing or employment. It was a start, but the fight wasn't over!
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Three: Diane Abbott - Breaking barriers
First Black woman MP, Cambridge grad, fierce advocate for equality. Diane Abbott paved the way for diversity in UK politics!
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Six: Black Lives Matter in the UK
BLM in the UK addresses racial inequalities specific to Britain. 2020 saw the largest BLM protests in UK history!
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Four: The Notting Hill Carnival
Started in 1966 as a response to racial tensions, now attracts 2 million people yearly. Culture as resistance!
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Five: The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry
Stephen Lawrence: murdered in a racist attack at 18. The inquiry led to the acknowledgment of institutional racism in the police.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty Eight: Ignatius Sancho - The First Black Briton to Vote
Today, we're stepping back to the 18th century to meet Ignatius Sancho, a man who made political history.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Sixteen: The New Cross Fire
Today, we're looking at a tragic event that galvanised the Black British community and exposed deep-seated racial tensions: the New Cross Fire of 1981.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Twenty: Jamal Edwards - British Music Pioneer
Today, we're shining a spotlight on a young entrepreneur who revolutionized British music: Jamal Edwards.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Seventeen: : The Bristol Bus Boycott - Driving Change
The Black History Buff Podcast is a fully independent project. We aren’t backed by a publishing house, advertising partners or a major enterprise. For our existence, we depend on our loyal listeners – we depend on you.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Fifteen: The Mangrove Nine - A Landmark in British Civil Rights
Today, we're delving into a pivotal moment in Black British civil rights history: the story of the Mangrove Nine.
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31 Days Of Black British History Day Nineteen: Olive Morris - Youth Activist and Community Organiser
Discover why October is Black History Month in the UK and its significance in today's episode of 31 Days of Black British History. Learn about the origins, key figures, and the ongoing importance of this annual celebration.