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Step into the powerful story of the Ashanti queen mother, Yaa Asantewaaβthe fearless leader who stood up to colonial forces to defend her people, her culture, and the Golden Stool, the sacred symbol of the Ashanti Empire. With strength, wisdom, and unwavering courage, she led her people in a dramatic fight for their heritage, against all odds.
In this video, witness the extraordinary journey of a warrior queen who became the embodiment of resistance and resilience. See how Yaa Asantewaa's spirit inspired her people to rise, even when hope seemed distant. Her leadership was not just about power; it was about protecting the very soul of a culture.
Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of the woman who, in her sixties, dared to defy an empire. Experience her strength, her battles, and the enduring legacy that still resonates today. π
π₯ Discover the untold story of courage and heritage that continues to inspire generations. This is more than just history; it is the story of cultural pride, strength, and an unbreakable spirit.
If you found Yaa Asantewaa's story powerful, let us know in the comments. Your engagement helps keep these important stories alive. Donβt forget to like, share, and subscribe for more stories of resistance, resilience, and the rich heritage of our world.
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Currently Reading π
* The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history.https://amzn.to/4eyUs9S
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Dive into "The Hidden Story of Benkos BiohΓ³: Africa's King Who Founded the First Free Town in the Americas."
Join us on the Black History Buff Podcast as we uncover the incredible journey of Benkos BiohΓ³, an African king from the Bissagos Islands of present-day Guinea-Bissau. Captured and enslaved by Portuguese traders, Benkos's unwavering spirit led him to orchestrate daring escapes and ultimately establish San Basilio de Palenqueβthe first free African town in the Americas.
π From Chains to Freedom: Learn how Benkos survived a harrowing shipwreck on the Magdalena River and used it as a springboard to fight for his freedom.
πΉ Defying an Empire: Discover how he built a fortified refuge in the dense marshlands, outsmarting Spanish colonial forces with an intricate intelligence network.
π Legacy of Resilience: Despite his eventual capture and execution, Benkos's legacy lives on. San Basilio de Palenque remains a vibrant community, preserving African traditions, language, and cultureβa UNESCO-recognized symbol of resistance and freedom.
π₯ Don't miss this riveting episode that celebrates courage, leadership, and the relentless pursuit of freedom.
π Engage with us:
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* The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history.https://amzn.to/4eyUs9S
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we conclude our "31 Days of Black British History" series with the influential story of Stuart Hall. Discover how this cultural theorist reshaped our understanding of British identity and race relations.
In this final episode, we explore:
Hall's journey from Jamaica to Oxford and his early academic careerHis pioneering work in cultural studies and analysis of race in BritainHis influential concepts like "multicultural drift" and encoding/decoding in media studiesHis lasting impact on discussions of identity, culture, and race in BritainAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine the lecture halls and TV studios where Hall's ideas challenged and transformed British society.
Watch the video version of this inspiring story on our YouTube: @BlackHistoryBuffTV.
Want to dive deeper into the intellectual giants of Black British history? Join our Patreon for free and get access to all 31 episodes plus bonus content. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff and become part of our community of history enthusiasts.
Let's celebrate the thinkers who have helped us understand the complexities of British identity in our multicultural society.
Thank you for joining us on this month-long journey through Black British history. Remember, these stories are not just Black history β they're British history.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, brings you a special mid-series reflection in our "31 Days of Black British History". Join us as we consider the importance of Black History Month and its relevance to contemporary Britain.
This episode explores:
The origins and evolution of Black History Month in the UKThe impact of learning and sharing Black British historyThe ongoing challenges and debates surrounding the celebrationThe importance of integrating Black history into the broader British narrativeWhile listening to this audio journey, reflect on the stories we've shared so far and their significance to our understanding of British identity.
See our reflective thoughts come alive in our video version on TikTok: @blackhistorybuff.
Want to continue this journey of discovery beyond Black History Month? Join our Steady community for free and get access to all 31 episodes plus ongoing exclusive content. Visit https://steadyhq.com/en/blackhistory/about to be part of our community dedicated to exploring and celebrating Black British history year-round.
Let's consider how we can carry the spirit of Black History Month with us throughout the year, continuing to learn, question, and celebrate the rich tapestry of British history.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, presents the groundbreaking story of Una Marson in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this Jamaican-born poet and activist became a trailblazer in British broadcasting.
This episode dives into:
Marson's early life in Jamaica and her move to BritainHer groundbreaking work at the BBC, including the "Caribbean Voices" programmeHer poetry and its themes of race, gender, and colonialismHer lasting impact on British media and Caribbean literatureWhile listening to this audio journey, imagine the BBC studios of the 1940s where Marson's voice opened new horizons for Caribbean writers.
Experience the visual storytelling of this episode on our Instagram: @black_history_buff_777.
Hungry for more stories of Black British media pioneers? Join our Patreon community for free and unlock all 31 episodes plus exclusive content. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff and be part of our mission to highlight these important stories.
Let's celebrate the trailblazers who paved the way for diverse voices in British media.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we uncover the remarkable life of Ignatius Sancho in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this 18th-century polymath became the first known Black Briton to vote in a British election.
In this episode, we explore:
Sancho's journey from enslavement to freedom in BritainHis intellectual pursuits and correspondence with leading figures of his timeThe significance of his participation in the 1774 and 1780 electionsHis legacy as a man of letters and an abolitionist voiceAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine 18th-century London where Sancho made his mark as a businessman, writer, and voter.
See the story come to life in our video version on YouTube: @BlackHistoryBuffTV.
Don't miss out on the full series! Join our Steady community for free and get access to all 31 episodes, plus exclusive discussions and content. Visit https://steadyhq.com/en/blackhistory/about to continue your exploration of lesser-known figures in Black British history.
Together, let's celebrate these early pioneers of Black British political engagement.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, brings you the powerful story of the Battle of Lewisham in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn about this crucial moment in 1977 when the local community stood up against far-right racism.
This episode covers:
The context of racial tensions in 1970s BritainThe National Front march and the community's responseThe events of the day and the clashes that ensuedThe battle's significance in the history of anti-racist organizing in BritainWhile listening to this audio journey, imagine the determination and unity of the Lewisham community as they faced down racism.
Watch the visual storytelling of this episode on our TikTok: @blackhistorybuff.
Want more in-depth exploration of Black British resistance to racism? Join our Patreon for free and get access to all 31 episodes plus bonus content. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff and become part of our community of history enthusiasts.
Let's draw inspiration from those who stood up against hate and defended their community.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we examine the Black Lives Matter movement in the UK as part of our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this global movement has taken root in Britain and sparked crucial conversations about race and policing.
In this episode, we cover:
The origins of BLM in the US and its spread to the UKKey moments in the UK BLM movement, including the 2020 protestsThe movement's impact on British institutions and public discourseChallenges and criticisms faced by BLM in the UK contextAs you listen to this audio journey, picture the passionate protesters and the conversations sparked in homes, workplaces, and Parliament.
Catch the video version of this episode on our Instagram: @black_history_buff_777.
Want to explore more about contemporary Black British activism? Join our Steady community for free and get access to all 31 episodes plus exclusive content. Visit https://steadyhq.com/en/blackhistory/about to dive deeper into these crucial narratives.
Let's reflect on how movements like BLM are shaping the ongoing struggle for racial equality in Britain.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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Due to popular demand, Iβve turned my YouTube story of Abdel Kader Kane into this exclusive audio-only podcast episode! Join me as we dive deep into the life of this fearless 18th-century West African leader who took a radical stand against the transatlantic slave trade. Abdel Kader Kane, the first Almaami (Imam) of Futa Toro, not only unified his people under a common cause but was among the earliest African leaders to enforce a strict ban on slave caravans, challenging both European traders and local elites. His legacy speaks of courage, strategic leadership, and unwavering justice during a time of great oppression.
Originally released on YouTube, this episode brings you into the landscapes and political heart of Futa Toro, covering Kaneβs visionary leadership, his call to arms, and the impact of his defiance on African history. If youβd like an extended version with even more historical insights and stories, let me know in the comments or reach out via social media.
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, brings you the story of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this tragic case and the subsequent investigation exposed institutional racism in British policing.
This episode explores:
The murder of Stephen Lawrence and the initial failed investigationThe campaign for justice led by Stephen's parentsThe key findings of the Macpherson Report, including the definition of institutional racismThe impact of the inquiry on British policing and race relationsWhile enjoying this audio journey, reflect on how this case changed the conversation about race in Britain.
See the story come alive in our video version on YouTube: @BlackHistoryBuffTV.
Craving more insights into pivotal moments in Black British history? Join our Patreon for free and unlock all 31 episodes plus exclusive discussions. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff to continue your journey through these crucial chapters of our shared history.
Let's honor Stephen Lawrence's memory by continuing the fight against racial injustice.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we explore the vibrant history of the Notting Hill Carnival in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this event evolved from a community response to racial tensions into Europe's largest street festival.
In this episode, we cover:
The origins of the carnival in the aftermath of the 1958 race riotsThe role of activists like Claudia Jones in establishing the eventThe carnival's growth and its significance to Caribbean culture in BritainThe challenges and controversies the carnival has faced over the yearsAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine the pulsating rhythms and colorful costumes that have come to define this iconic celebration.
Watch the video version of this vibrant story on our TikTok: @blackhistorybuff.
Want to dive deeper into Black British cultural celebrations? Join our Steady community for free and access all 31 episodes plus bonus materials. Visit https://steadyhq.com/en/blackhistory/about to continue uncovering these important cultural narratives.
Let's celebrate the power of culture to unite communities and challenge prejudice.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, presents the trailblazing story of Diane Abbott in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this determined woman became the first Black female Member of Parliament in British history.
While listening to this audio journey, picture the halls of Parliament as Abbott took her historic first steps as an MP.
Experience the visual storytelling of this episode on our Instagram: @black_history_buff_777.
Hungry for more insights into groundbreaking Black British politicians? Join our Patreon community for free and unlock all 31 episodes plus exclusive content. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff and be part of our mission to highlight these important stories.
Let's celebrate the pioneers who have shaped the face of British politics and continue to inspire future generations.
Blessings,
KK
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we examine the groundbreaking Race Relations Act 1965 in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Understand the significance of this legislation in the fight against racial discrimination in Britain.
In this episode, we explore:
The social and political context that led to the ActThe key provisions and limitations of the legislationThe impact of the Act on British society and race relationsIts legacy and the subsequent race relations legislation it paved the way forAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine the debates and struggles that led to this pivotal moment in British legal history.
See the story come to life in our video version on YouTube: @BlackHistoryBuffTV.
Don't miss out on the full series! Join our Steady community for free and get access to all 31 episodes, plus exclusive discussions and content. Visit https://steadyhq.com/en/blackhistory/about to continue your exploration of key moments in Black British history.
Together, let's understand the legal milestones in the ongoing journey towards racial equality in Britain.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, introduces you to the inspiring life of Olive Morris in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this young activist made a significant impact on Black British feminism and community organizing in the 1970s.
This episode explores:
Morris's early life and political awakeningHer involvement with the British Black Panther MovementHer role in founding the Brixton Black Women's GroupHer legacy in Black British feminism and squatters' rights activismWhile enjoying this audio journey, picture the vibrant, activist scene of 1970s Brixton where Morris made her mark.
See the story come alive in our video version on YouTube: @BlackHistoryBuffTV.
Craving more insights into Black British activism? Join our Patreon for free and unlock all 31 episodes plus exclusive discussions. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff to continue your journey through the rich history of Black British organizing.
Let's celebrate the young voices that have shaped the fight for equality in Britain.
Blessings,
KK
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Day 13: Steve McQueen: Visionary Filmmaker and Artist
King Kurus, your Black History Buff, introduces you to the groundbreaking work of Steve McQueen in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this filmmaker and artist has brought Black British stories to the forefront of global cinema.
This episode explores:
McQueen's journey from Turner Prize-winning artist to Oscar-winning directorThe impact of his film "12 Years a Slave" on discussions of slavery and its legacyHis "Small Axe" anthology and its portrayal of West Indian immigrant experiences in LondonHis ongoing influence on representations of Black British life in film and artWhile enjoying this audio journey, imagine the powerful visual storytelling that defines McQueen's work.
See the story come alive in our video version on YouTube: @BlackHistoryBuffTV.
Hungry for more insights into Black British contributions to the arts? Join our Patreon for free and unlock all 31 episodes plus exclusive discussions. Visit https://www.patreon.com/Blackhistorybuff to continue your journey through the rich tapestry of Black British cultural history.
Let's celebrate the visionaries who are reshaping how we see ourselves and our history.
Blessings,
KK
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we explore the revolutionary work of Linton Kwesi Johnson in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this dub poet gave voice to the Black British experience.
In this episode, we cover:
Johnson's journey from Jamaica to Britain and his political awakeningThe development of dub poetry and its cultural significanceHis powerful critiques of racism and police brutality in BritainHis influence on subsequent generations of Black British artists and activistsAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine the rhythm and power of Johnson's words echoing through the streets of 1970s Brixton.
Watch the video version of this inspiring story on our TikTok: @blackhistorybuff.
Want to dive deeper into Black British cultural history? Join our Steady community for free and access all 31 episodes plus bonus materials. Visit https://steadyhq.com/en/blackhistory/about to continue uncovering these important narratives.
Together, let's explore the power of words to challenge, inspire, and create change.
Blessings,
KK
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we explore the revolutionary work of Linton Kwesi Johnson in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this dub poet gave voice to the Black British experience.
In this episode, we cover:
Johnson's journey from Jamaica to Britain and his political awakeningThe development of dub poetry and its cultural significanceHis powerful critiques of racism and police brutality in BritainHis influence on subsequent generations of Black British artists and activistsAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine the rhythm and power of Johnson's words echoing through the streets of 1970s Brixton.
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Together, let's explore the power of words to challenge, inspire, and create change.
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, presents the literary phenomenon Zadie Smith in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this author has reshaped our understanding of contemporary British identity.
This episode dives into:
Smith's meteoric rise with her debut novel "White Teeth"Her exploration of multiculturalism and identity in modern BritainThe impact of her work on discussions of race and class in British literatureHer role as a public intellectual and cultural commentatorWhile enjoying this audio journey, picture the diverse London neighborhoods that inspire Smith's rich narratives.
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Let's celebrate the voices that are redefining British literature for the 21st century.
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Join King Kurus, your Black History Buff, as we dive into the world of Stormzy in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Discover how this grime artist became a voice for a generation and a force for change.
In this episode, we explore:
Stormzy's rise from the streets of Croydon to the top of the UK chartsThe cultural significance of grime music in modern BritainHis philanthropic efforts, including the Stormzy Scholarship at Cambridge UniversityHis impact on discussions of race, class, and social justice in the UKAs you listen to this audio journey, imagine the energy of a Stormzy performance and its power to inspire and unite.
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The Oxford Companion to Black British History β A comprehensive guide to Black British history. https://amzn.to/4eyUs9SRecommended Reading π
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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, brings you the inspiring story of Malorie Blackman in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this groundbreaking author revolutionized young adult fiction in Britain.
This episode covers:
Blackman's journey from aspiring writer to bestselling authorThe impact of her "Noughts & Crosses" series on discussions of race in BritainHer role as the first Black Children's Laureate and its significanceHer ongoing influence on diversity in British literatureWhile listening to this audio journey, imagine the worlds Blackman has created that have captivated readers across generations.
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Let's celebrate the power of storytelling to change hearts and minds.
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