This Jamaican Native, Former British Black Panther Pioneered Black History Teaching In Classrooms

In the 1970s, Beverley Bryan joined the British Black Panthers in solidarity of her friend who was a victim of a police assault. Since then, she has leveraged her educational background to intentionally spread Black stories, Black culture and Black history.

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