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Hay: Self-Reflection on Black History

jmp October 15, 2021 Black History Month

Black History Month 2020: Decolonising the Curriculum? Reflecting on Possibilities and Contradictions at the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience During Black History Month 2020, the Equity, Diversity and Decolonisation …

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Annette HayBlack History in CoventryBlack History Month 2020CAWRDecolonising the curriculum?Diversity and Decolonisation group at CAWREquity
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