Black & British: A Forgotten History

Black & British: A Forgotten History (2016)

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Historian David Olusoga explores the enduring relationship between Britain and people whose origins lie in Africa. From the African trumpeter in the Tudor Courts to Queen Victoria's African God daughter, it's a history that has almost been forgotten. In this series, David puts the record straight, while at the same time erecting 20 plaques across Britain, Africa and the Caribbean, commemorating significant people and events.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday at 21:00 (60 min)

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' premiere?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' premiered on November 9, 2016.

Who is the host of 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

The host of 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' is historian David Olusoga.

What is the genre of 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' is a documentary series.

How many episodes are there in 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' consists of four episodes.

What is the premise of 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' explores the often overlooked history of black people in Britain, uncovering their contributions and experiences throughout the centuries.

What are some of the topics covered in 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

Some of the topics covered in 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' include the presence of black people in Roman Britain, the impact of the transatlantic slave trade, and the role of black soldiers in World War I.

Who are some of the notable figures featured in 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' features notable figures such as Ignatius Sancho, Mary Prince, and Walter Tull.

How was 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' received by critics?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' received critical acclaim for its in-depth exploration of black history in Britain and its engaging storytelling.

Did 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' win any awards?

Yes, 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' won the Royal Television Society Award for Best History Program.

What is the running time of each episode in 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

Each episode of 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' has a running time of approximately 60 minutes.

In which countries was 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' broadcasted?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' was broadcasted in the United Kingdom.

Who produced 'Black & British: A Forgotten History'?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' was produced by Wall to Wall Media.

Is 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' available for streaming?

Yes, 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' is available for streaming on various platforms.

What is the significance of 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' in the context of British television?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' is significant as it sheds light on an often neglected aspect of British history, bringing visibility to the contributions and experiences of black people in the country.

Did 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' spark any discussions or debates?

Yes, 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' sparked important discussions about representation and the need for a more inclusive perspective on British history.

How did 'Black & British: A Forgotten History' contribute to raising awareness about black history in Britain?

'Black & British: A Forgotten History' contributed to raising awareness about black history in Britain by presenting lesser-known stories and challenging traditional narratives.

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