June Sarpong OBE is one of the most recognisable British television presenters and broadcasters, as well as being a prominent activist, having co-founded the WIE Network (Women: Inspiration and Enterprise) and the DNA (Decide Now Act) summit. In 2019, she was appointed the first ever Director of Creative Diversity at the BBC.Jennifer Obidike is an American ghost-writer and co-writer who has been living in London for more than a decade. She has worked with Penguin Random House and HarperCollins and runs a freelance editorial service called Let Me Read For You, where she offers structural editing on non-fiction and fiction, and coaches women to write first drafts of books that have been brewing in their minds for years.

'It’s wonderful that Una Marson’s groundbreaking talent is being finally celebrated in all its glory. This is an inspiring and long-overdue tribute to a pioneer on who’s shoulders we now stand.'— Baroness Floella Benjamin, broadcaster and campaigner'An extraordinary story about an extraordinary woman. Una Marson broke barriers, and this book ensures her name will never be forgotten.'— Sir Trevor McDonald, broadcaster'Una Marson’s story is an essential piece of history that demands to be known. This book reclaims the voice of a trailblazer who shaped the world we live in today.'— David Olusoga, historian and author of Black and British

June Sarpong OBE is one of the most recognisable British television presenters and broadcasters, as well as being a prominent activist, having co-founded the WIE Network (Women: Inspiration and Enterprise) and the DNA (Decide Now Act) summit. In 2019, she was appointed the first ever Director of Creative Diversity at the BBC.Jennifer Obidike is an American ghost-writer and co-writer who has been living in London for more than a decade. She has worked with Penguin Random House and HarperCollins and runs a freelance editorial service called Let Me Read For You, where she offers structural editing on non-fiction and fiction, and coaches women to write first drafts of books that have been brewing in their minds for years.

'It’s wonderful that Una Marson’s groundbreaking talent is being finally celebrated in all its glory. This is an inspiring and long-overdue tribute to a pioneer on who’s shoulders we now stand.'— Baroness Floella Benjamin, broadcaster and campaigner'An extraordinary story about an extraordinary woman. Una Marson broke barriers, and this book ensures her name will never be forgotten.'— Sir Trevor McDonald, broadcaster'Una Marson’s story is an essential piece of history that demands to be known. This book reclaims the voice of a trailblazer who shaped the world we live in today.'— David Olusoga, historian and author of Black and British