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I want to learn about Britain’s Black Past because…

September 9, 2020 Liverpool University Press Leave a comment

We recently ran a competition to win a copy of Britain's Black Past, where we asked people on twitter to complete the sentence "I want to learn about Britain's Black Past because..." - here are some of our favourite responses.

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