Black Englishman – Learning Materials
Learning Materials for Schools, linked to Curriculum Some learning materials developed for Schools, by Lilleith Morrison. Designed for use by teachers across ages, key stages
Bristol’s Bus Boycott used a variety of strategies to achieve a political victory in a 1963 campaign against racism in the city.
Black-led campaigning made ground-breaking use of the media, as well as petitions, marches and of course the call for a “boycott”, in a
Davids and Goliath battle!
Bristol University students and lecturers joined both black and white Bristolians on marches to support the campaign.
Britain began to outlaw racial and other forms of discrimination in the wake of this Bristol 1963 campgin and other, ongoing fights for social justice that followed.
by Paul Stephenson & Lilleith Morrison,
published by Tangent Books –
New 2021 Edition – Available Now
Learning Materials for Schools, linked to Curriculum Some learning materials developed for Schools, by Lilleith Morrison. Designed for use by teachers across ages, key stages
ON THIS LINK —> https://archives.bristol.gov.uk/records/43496 Bristol Record Office holding of Photographs from Karl Ritchie. Karl Ritchie (centre) in 1980s, with Paul Stephenson (left) and friend.
Hope and Glory – Roy Hackett and Testimony The team at Testimony interview Roy for their Hope and Glory series. All rights remain with Testimony
Roy’s ascension to the Ancestors marks a huge loss for his loving family and admiring community. It will be a big loss also for our
AUDIO: Madge Dresser and Julie Tang interview Roy Hackett in November 1985. (3 minutes only) Below is a transcript to a longer interview. Roy Hackett
Paul speaks of the Bristol bus boycott as my fight. At this event, he speaks about the history of Black History Month, the connection to