Many Struggles: New Histories of African and Caribbean People in Britain

Description: Explores the long history of Black people in Britain, with an emphasis on women, queer projects and political activism

Review Quotes: 'A forceful revolt against Eurocentric history and imperialist nostalgia, this sweeping collection illuminates the everyday lives and interconnected freedom struggles of generations of Black people in Britain, particularly Black women. An indispensable resource and gift to students, scholars and activists alike.'
W. Chris Johnson, University of Toronto

'An extensive collection grounded in African and Caribbean historical agency over centuries. Contributors offer nuanced and probing narratives investigating the many issues (freedom and bondage, citizenship, migration, local activism, political Blackness, Black Power) animating Black British histories.'
James Cantres, author of 'Blackening Britain: Caribbean Radicalism from Windrush to Decolonization'