Appropriation row comes as councils scrap the Black History Month name in favour of celebrations of all different ethnicities
Sally Weale and Robert Booth | The Guardian UK
For more than 30 years, Black History Month has been a fixture in Britain’s cultural calendar, celebrated every October in schools and at tens of thousands of events across the country.
But this year the event is at the centre of an appropriation row as campaigners complain that a number of councils have scrapped the name, describing it instead as a celebration of all different ethnicities. Continue reading
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