Ep. 02 "It is the responsibility of Black families to talk about their history" - Tari Rusere

On this episode of the blackside podcast, Tari Rusere shares her thoughts on the relevance of movements like Black History Month in the UK. Having moved to the UK from Zimbabwe when she was 10 years old, Tari didn't see the relevance in celebrating the diverse richness of Black history in a monolithic-seeming single month.  However, in recent times, from getting more integrated into British life and being more divorced from Zimbabwean culture, she believes that Black History Month may just be helpful in reminding Black children and people that there is more to history than English history, which is the default version many children learn in schools in the UK. Episode credits Hosted, mixed and produced by Chukwudi Barrah Music is Welcome to Africa by Nexto More about Black History Month in the UK Black History Month UK Interview with Akyaaba Addai-Sebo (BHM UK) Black History Month: What is it and why does it matter? (BBC)