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IN THE GRIP OF CHANGE

The Caribbean and its British Diaspora

Black England

Title
Black England
Description
Activist-barrister Rudy Narayan, author of 'Black England', believes Enoch Powell wants the death of Black communities. He asserts the need for quality Black leadership. Narayan advocated against racist practices in the British legal system, specialising in trials arising out of confrontations between the police and black people.
Creator
Rudy Narayan
Location
London: Doscarla Publications
Date
1977
Collection
Restrictions and Resistance
Source
See more details on the Senate House Library catalogue
Rights
Permission for reproduction provided courtesy of Dr Yasmeen Narayan.

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Item Number
35
The cover includes two black and white photographs. On the top left corner is a photo of the British Conservative politician Enoch Powell, his fist raised and face contorted in the midst of a vehement speech. On the bottom right, a young man black man with a defiant look on his face is raising his fist, probably echoing the Black Power salute.
The cover includes two black and white photographs. On the top left corner is a photo of the British Conservative politician Enoch Powell, his fist raised and face contorted in the midst of a vehement speech. On the bottom right, a young man black man with a defiant look on his face is raising his fist, probably echoing the Black Power salute.
The cover includes two black and white photographs. On the top left corner is a photo of the British Conservative politician Enoch Powell, his fist raised and face contorted in the midst of a vehement speech. On the bottom right, a young man black man with a defiant look on his face is raising his fist, probably echoing the Black Power salute.

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