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Explore the lives of the Windrush generation in thisfull-colour anthology.With a foreword from Baroness Floella Benjamin, DBE.This book presents 12 moving tales of sacrifice and bravery,inspired by first-hand accounts of the Windrush generation. "Home ain't jus' where you live. Home is your heart an' yer history." Each inspiring story helps to bring the real experience of BlackBritish people into focus.Produced in partnership with Black Cultural Archives to honourthe Windrush generation.Includes ten photo-packed fact sections. The contributors: K. N. Chimbiri, Kevin George, Salena Godden, Judy Hepburn, AshleyHickson-Lovence, Kirsty Latoya, Katy Massey, E. L. Norry, Quincythe Comedian, Jermain Jackman. With cover art by Joelle Avelino. Black Cultural Archives is the only national heritage centrededicated to collecting, preserving and celebrating the historiesof Black people in Britain.50p from every copy sold goes to BCA. Listed on two of BOOKS FOR TOPICS lists:Black History BooklistBlack British History
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My Story: Ignatius Sancho is the extraordinarytrue story of a young boy's life: a slave, a servant,a business owner, a campaigner, a composer, a writer.Greenwich 1738, and eight-year-old Ignatius lives with three sisters.Not as a member of their family, but more or less a pet –a toy. He serves them breakfast, lunch and dinner, fetchesand carries, does their bidding and all without thanks ora smile. He lives with the constant possibility of beingsent away to a sugar plantation – to endure back-breakingwork away from everything and everyone he has ever known. When the threat of being sent back to the West Indies tobe enslaved on a plantation becomes suddenly all tooreal, Ignatius must escape and start to build a real and brilliantlife for himself. an inspirational story based on real lifeperfect for anyone wanting to understand more about Britain'srole in the transatlantic slave trade an empowering and important read. "I have to sit down. I need to wipe my eyes. Imagine, me, thelittle boy who slaved for the sisters and had to fight so hard tobe able to read and write, has become the first black man to havea say in who governs England."Experience history first-hand with My Story.