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Black Women Activists

Wednesday 10 July, 1pm
Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts
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Manuscripts & Special Collections

£3 (free concessions)
1 hour

Dr Panya Banjoko, founder of the Nottingham Black Archive, talks about Black women’s activism in the UK and highlights some of the women who feature in the Archive.

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