Ds theme hospital1/9/2023 ![]() From contemporary issues including Covid-19, climate change and politics, to music, film, TV, family life, food and advice. Black History Month UK continues to growīlack History Month UK is adding new features to its magazine and online platform in the run-up to Black History Month 2022 – with the aim of being the go-to place for the top stories and content of the day – shared from a uniquely Black perspective. We’re all making Black history, every day and we deserve to share and celebrate our stories. That’s why we’re encouraging people of all ages, from all walks of life, to share their stories. This year, we want to go beyond that to recognise the achievements and contributions that Black people make to the UK every day – from the Black people working on the Covid-19 frontline in our hospitals, care homes, schools, supermarkets and warehouses, to the children and young people leading the fight for equality in the classroom, to the household names using their platforms to push for change. Traditionally, Black History Month in October has quite rightly celebrated key figures and events in Black history. Just tell us what’s important to you – whether it’s a story from your own life or community, your thoughts on a topical issue, a little-known person or event that deserves celebrating, or anything connected to Black history, heritage and culture – past, present or future. You don’t need to be a journalist or a writer to get involved. Black History Month UK is a platform for the whole community to share their stories in their own words. We want Black people of all ages to tell their stories – the stories they want to share and be heard. To shine a spotlight on Black history in the making, Black History Month UK magazine is inviting Black people around the UK to share their stories and experiences It’s also a time for continued action to tackle racism, reclaim Black history, and ensure Black history is represented and celebrated all year round.Īs 2021 showed, and 2022 continues to show, Black history is being made every day, in all kinds of ways. It’s not just a month to celebrate the continued achievements and contributions of Black people to the UK and around the world. This year’s Black History Month in October is more important than ever. We need to come together around a shared common goal to achieve a better world for everyone. We can acknowledge and learn from it, but to improve the future, we need action, not words. We are launching a new theme for Black History Month 2022 which is “Time for Change: Action Not Words.’ To get to a better tomorrow, we can’t just focus on the past.
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