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Listening Tree Video (LT) May 3, 2021 HUMAN ZOOS – THE EXHIBITING OF PEOPLE OF AFRICAN ORIGIN

Between 1810 and 1940, nearly 35 thousand people were exhibited in world fairs, colonial exhibitions, zoos, freak shows, circuses and reconstructed ethnic villages in Europe, America and Japan. Some 1.5 billion visitors attended these events.

Listening Tree Video (LT) May 3, 2021 GROWING UP BLACK IN NAZI GERMANY

Esther Fordham was a Black woman who, born October 9, 1925 in Hamburg, Germany, came of age during the Nazi era. In this December, 1995 conversation with artist Frank Fitzgerald, Esther discusses her youth, schooling and the reaction of classmates and adult Germans to her specialness. As world conditions darken and war grows to become the norm, she finds discrimination, fear, sorrow and horror, but also generosity and hope.

Encyclopaedia Africana G December 12, 2020 GERMANY’S COLONIAL HISTORY

Imperial Germany and its genocidal greed.

Encyclopaedia Africana M December 12, 2020 KILLED BY NAZIS: MAHJUB BIN ADAM MOHAMED

Black people were among the victims of the Nazis. The documented case of Mahjub bin Adam Mohamed also offers insight into Germany’s colonial past.

Finances (RH) Resources Hub Social Care (RH) Uncategorized July 26, 2020 Over-40’s in the UK to pay more tax – The Guardian, Sunday 26 July 2020

“Introducing an insurance contribution from the over-40s would help put social care on a firm footing for the future.

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