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Una Marson: Southwark names new Walworth library after pioneering black broadcaster and writer

She worked on Calling the West Indies, which encouraged Caribbean soldiers in the British army to send in messages to their families, to be read out on the radio

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Una Maud Marson: Google Doodle honors Jamaican feminist poet who won against racism

Una Maud Marson was the first Black woman who was employed as a radio producer at the BBC

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Harold Moody s Fight for Racial Equality

Harold Moody s Fight for Racial Equality
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Plaques For Blacks In London | Blog Posts

Plaques For Blacks In London | Blog Posts
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Only 2% of blue plaques in London commemorate black people

English Heritage scheme was started in 1866 to honour notable figures who have lived, worked or stayed in the capital

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