144: Current Reads

Live events: The Imperial War Museum live show, 4pm, 19th October 2024 Just an episode full of the books I'm currently reading, some Black British History and some not so much. Books mentioned: Blazing Trails: Stories of a Heroic Generation - Gus John Multicultural Britain: A People's History - Kieran Connell The Caribbean and the Second World War - Colin Douglas Black Women Always: Conversations on Life, Culture & Creativity The Treatment - Sarah Moorhead Keep up with us here. Episodes will be out weekly for the foreseeable future.

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