ART
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Budapest Black Lives Matter artwork sparks rightwing backlash
By Shaun Walker, The Guardian, 5 January 2021
Yinka Shonibare to create Leeds memorial for Nigerian who died after police harassment in 1960s
By Lanre Bakare, The Guardian, 5 January 2021
DANCE
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Hardeep Sahota: Bhangra Lexicon
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (Online), January 2021
Dance Studies Association, 2020 (Free Download)
INFORMATION, LIBRARIES & ARCHIVES
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Slave trade dictionary gets Government backing
By George Lythgoe, The Mail, 2 January 2021
Diary of a Nepali soldier in France
By The Nepali Times, Global Voices, 10 December 2020
‘Teaching us wonder’: Turkey embarks on cultural mission to preserve its fairytales
By Bethan McKernan, The Guardian, 8 January 2021
MUSEUMS & HERITAGE SITES
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Ireland has yet to come to terms with its imperial past
By Jane Ohlmeyer, The Irish Times, 29 December 2020
A guide to Brixton, South London — from Caribbean flavours to gentrification debates
By Hannah Reich and Lisa Diviss, ABC, 10 January 2021
Exploring the Indian Ocean as a rich archive of history – above and below the waterline
By Isabel Hofmeyr & Charne Lavery, The Conversation, 7 June 2020
Landmark Exhibition On Slavery To Open At Rijksmuseum Early 2021
By Mark Westall, Fad Magazine, 10 December 2020
Italy: Rome to name metro station after ‘black partisan’
By Wanted in Rome, 25 August, 2020
STATUES
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Decision over future of Oxford’s Cecil Rhodes statue delayed
By Michael Race, BBC News, 5 January 2021
MUSIC
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13 Black conductors, past and present, who’ve inspired us from the podium
By Rosie Pentreath, Classic FM, 31 December 2020
FILMS & BOOKS
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Forcibly sterilized for being Afro-German ‘children of shame’,
By Deutsche Welle, 9 January 2021
Booker winner’s mission to put UK’s forgotten black writers back in print
By Dalya Alberge, The Guardian, 9 January 2021
PODCASTS
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‘This is British history’: the radio series preserving the nation’s south Asian past
By Ciaran Thapar, The Guardian, 7 January 2021
Three Pounds in my Pocket, BBC Radio 4
FREE ONLINE EVENT
26 January 2021, 17:00 – 17:45
Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding: winner’s event
Professor Emeritus Hazel V. Carby, winner of the 2020 British Academy Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding, will discuss her book, Imperial Intimacies: A Tale of Two Islands, in conversation with Claire Armitstead. Carby’s book is a haunting and evocative history of the British Empire, told through her own mixed-race family history.
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