No idea TurnUpTurnip. Perhaps Transport for London? I think I'd like a copy but live way away from London. Hopefully someone will know.
I have mixed feelings. To see that someone's son is interested says that is a good thing.
I'm glad that Ivory Bangle Lady is on there, from York in Roman Times. I would love to know her story further.
I haven't heard of some of the names there, so was looking them up. But Errol from Hot Chocolate? Mr. Vote Tory?
Looking at some of the ignorant dog whistle posts about race elsewhere on the board I say keep putting out as much information out there as possible. It's educational, That's a good thing always.(Waits for usual type dog whistle numb skull thread to start on MN ranting about it). I'm always heartened to see stuff challenged by those able to think things through for themselves.
And not everything is based in London. Thankfully.
Along with the Black Cultural Archives. There are places such as.
www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/international-slavery-museum
www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/stories/bristol-transatlantic-slave-trade/
The history and celebration of Black people should not be a "bolt on" nor separate, but an integral part of all museums and places of education.
Every month should be Black History month, the other eleven months are not "white history" months. (The whole year was "white history" when I was a child) However, October serves a purpose, and raises awareness.