In the media

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    Tudor Africans: What's in a Name?

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    Podcast: Africans in Georgian England

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    National Archives: Early Times

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    The British Blacklist: Interview with Onyeka

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    Culture Pulse: The Missing Pages in England's History

  • Catherine of Aragon and her African Servants in Exeter

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    The Guardian: Group lobbies Michael Gove to include black Tudors in national curriculum

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    Historical Honey: Africans in Tudor England

  • Media Diversified: It's Time to Talk about Black Tudors

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    Mojatu: Blackamoores: Africans in Tudor England

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    Port Towns: Diversity and Tudor England

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    Rolling out: British writer Onyeka launches US tour for new book 'Blackamoores'

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    The Voice: Rewriting Black History

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    The Voice: Book reveals Africans lived in Tudor England

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    History Extra: The Missing Tudors: Black people in 16th century England

Outstanding for All Awards

The Celebrating Diversity Award, presented by Councillor Bernice Vanier, went to educational group Narrative Eye, who visit schools to teach pupils about black history.


Tanya Thompson, collecting the award on behalf of the group, said: “It’s surprising to win, we just humbly go about our work and just try to make a difference to children and adults”.


The group’s current work involves teaching children about Afro-Caribbean people’s involvement in World War One, but the next project will be on the contribution of black people to society in the Tudor period.

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