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Thousands of people filled the streets of St Paul's

The vibrant celebration of Afro Caribbean song, art, music and movement returns on Saturday

The Windrush generation rebuilt Britain's workforce in a post-war world, but the abhorrent racism and prejudice they faced continues to impact families to this day. We look back on the figures who made transformative change

Roger Griffith discusses the legacies of Windrush on its 75th anniversar

The passengers were workers who came here to find a better life, who responded to the post-WWII call of the mother country, and who deserve to be celebrated for all of their achievements

Church leaders agreed that new windows showing Jesus depicted in multiple ethnicities could now be installed at St Mary Redcliffe in Bristol - three years after the toppling of an Edward Colston statue.

THERE'S A point, many of us from a Black community in the UK can recall, when our parents sit you down and gives you 'The Talk'.

The movement began in 1963 and helped overturn a ban on black and Asian men working on buses.

"We need to do more to ensure the names of Bristol’s own civil rights leaders are not forgotten"

Comrades will be sad to learn of the passing of a friend and colleague, Martin Upchurch. Martin was an activist and member of the SWP