WHERE TO CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH IN LONDON
Briefly

October is Black History Month in the UK, a time dedicated to celebrating the contributions of Black people to British culture, with this year's theme focusing on recognizing the vital roles that Black women have played in various fields.
The National Black History Month Poetry Competition invites submissions that honor pioneering Black women and express why they serve as inspirations. This effort aims to amplify their often-overlooked achievements.
At the Museum of London Docklands, activities during Black History Month include the screening of 'Queen Nanny: Legendary Maroon Chieftainess' and a discussion featuring Olivette Otele and Renée Landell on the impact of Black women in resistance and abolition movements.
The Black Farmers Market, established by Natasha Pencil and Aisha Jade, aims to promote Black businesses and revive the historical culture of Brixton, showcasing local traders and their unique contributions to the community.
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