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Why October Became Black History Month in Britain

This video delves into the origins and evolution of Black History Month in the UK, highlighting its roots in Pan-Africanism and the anti-apartheid movement. Addai-Sebo, who studied under prominent political figures like John Henry Clark and Marcus Garvey, discusses the early days of organising historical lectures and events in London during the critical period of 1987-88. This time marked significant anniversaries such as the 150th anniversary of emancipation in the Caribbean and the 100th anniversary of Marcus Garvey's birth. They also discuss the declarations made against apartheid and the influential role of local authorities and leaders like Ken Livingstone. The episode concludes with reflections on the empowerment and unity that Black History Month aims to generate by supporting all oppressed peoples. 00:00 6-Why October Became Black History Month in Britain 01:41 Launching Black History Month in the UK