At a time when Black boys and young men are under threat, being denied educational and career opportunities, some of the most prominent African Caribbean members of British society today speak about how they have overcome obstacles and achieved success in their chosen fields. These stories are informative, inspiring and uplifting. 

Garrison describes how he collected historical materials in his free time, at a time when the museums in Britain were not collecting these artefacts. 

Some of the other interviews include: 

·           Diane Abbott MP, first African Caribbean woman to be elected to the House of Commons 

·           Henry Bonsu, journalist and broadcaster

·           Jak Dodd, inventor of the Nubian Jak board game

And more. 

These interviews remind us that people of African heritage are achieving great success in Britain, that we have many brilliant role models and that there is much to celebrate. 

This e-book is 139 pages long and takes approximately 34 minutes to view.  

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