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Sir Lloyd Coxsone – leaving Jamaica
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Funmilayo Ransome Kuti
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Music Matters – Robert Johnson: the story of Johnson’s famous ‘deal with the devil’
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Serge Mouangue Camerooian Artist and Japanese art fusion
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New book on LKJ
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Nina Simone interview with Mavis Nicholson
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William Monroe Trotter
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The Niagara Movement
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Is this how Britain still sees the African Continent after Brexit?
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the voice of Marcus Garvey, still relevant
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