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SUMMARY:More Than Words: Writing the Wrongs
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition spotlights the remarkable work of pioneering activists\, publishers and bookshop owners Jessica and Eric Huntley in this exhibition of photographs and book covers. \nGuyanese-born Jessica and Eric Huntley were radical political activists who came to England in the late 1950s. \nSettling in Ealing they founded Bogle-L’Ouverture Publications which celebrated Black culture and history\, producing a wide range of publications\, including seminal texts by writers from across the African diaspora. Later Eric and Jessica opened the Bogle-L’Ouverture bookshop – an important cultural hub. \nJessica was deeply passionate about young people’s education. She galvanised support to counter the rise of unfair practices that saw Black pupils classified as sub-normal and excluded from schools. She and Eric were also instrumental in developing the template for Black Supplementary Schools.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/more-than-words-writing-the-wrongs/
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