In honour of Black History Month, we sit down with Jordan Stevens, Jamelia, and Estelle who share their personal stories of navigating life as Black and mixed-race individuals in Britain.

From embracing their cultural roots to overcoming challenges in predominantly white spaces, they discuss what it means to belong, to be seen, and to celebrate Blackness in all its diversity. Their stories remind us that Black history is not just a month - it’s an ongoing journey of resilience, pride and connection.

We're Talking Black History

(00:00) Intro
(00:50) Jordan Shares His Experience of Being Mixed-Race in Brighton
(03:58) Differences in Perspectives on Race Between the USA and UK
(04:37) Jordan Discusses His Identity and Navigating Different Social Spaces
(08:23) Jamelia’s Upbringing in Birmingham
(09:11) The Significance of 1981 in UK History
(10:07) Jamelia’s Parents and Their Rastafarian Beliefs
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(17:48) Estelle’s Childhood in Hammersmith
(20:10) The Importance of Estelle’s Grandmother to Her Family

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