The Black Curriculum

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"Black History is British History... Why haven't I learned this before? Why do I have to pay 9k, so that's $9,000 a year, to get this information? Surely, if it's history, it should be free." This week, we are joined by Lavinya Stennett (IG: @TheBlackCurriculum, www.theblackcurriculum.com), Founding Director for The Black Curriculum. We will explore how an aspirational seminar at university resulted in the decolonization of curriculum, the trauma of recalling history (I learned about The Windrush Generation), and examining a global system of erasure.

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