When it comes to Black British history, it’s no secret that the education in this area is lacking across the UK. Over the past year, calls have only mounted for Black British history to be taught in schools so the younger generation have the chance to learn about the forgotten heroes who are of colour that many adults weren’t introduced to in the classroom.
In July 2020, a report by The Guardian found that only 11% of pupils taking their GCSEs were studying modules that refer to Black people’s contribution to Britain.
The exclusion extends beyond the classroom with TV and film minimally focusing on those people of colour who have made an impact on British society and culture.
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