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What does Multiculturalism actually mean anyway? Photo Essay: Part 3
Posted in education, multiculturalism, tagged education, multiculturalism, naht, national association of head teachers, poland, polish, schools on November 27, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The last days of the British Empire
Posted in Africa, Bristol, education, multiculturalism, windrush, tagged abolition, Bristol, british empire and commonwealth museum, multiculturalism on November 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
It’s a blow to the cultural “offer” of the city that the Commonwealth museum is moving to London. In it’s short time in Bristol it has hosted a wealth of exhibitions and events that have aimed to raise poignant questions for the whole city; for those born here and for those born elsewhere.
That said, there are also [...]
What does Multiculturalism actually mean anyway? Photo Essay: Part 2
Posted in Bristol, multiculturalism, tagged dance, multiculturalism on November 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Behind the scenes of a film shoot:
A young white English woman who specialises in Indian dance, applying make-up to a young Anglo-Asian actress for an African & Asian dance film.
(The location for the shoot was the ‘passenger shed’ of the Empire & Commonwealth Museum. It could have been filmed in any large empty space, and it [...]
What does Multiculturalism actually mean anyway? Photo Essay: Part 1
Posted in multiculturalism, tagged boy with flag, multiculturalism, union jack, vanley burke on November 21, 2007 | 4 Comments »
The Boy with the Flag c.1970-79
© Vanley Burke Archive, Birmingham Central Library
When I first saw this image in the early 90’s, when I was in my early 20’s and becoming more politicised, I was like, “Wow! A black boy in the 70’s so brazenly & proudly sporting a Union Jack flag. Radical and controversial!” (or [...]