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How SEMPER Scotland, Forth Valley Police and Vodafone Helped Uplift Communities Black History Month is celebrated every year in...

Introduction: In 2005, a group of teenage girls from Glasgow, Scotland, became unlikely heroes in the fight for justice and equality....

Introduction: The University of Glasgow, a prestigious institution of higher education located in Scotland, has a complex history that...

Isobel Harling, a dedicated woman in Kingussie, Scotland, has spent over 70 years tending to the graves of Indian servicemen who fought...

Immigration and migration have played a vital role in building nations throughout history. They have brought diversity, innovation, and...

Please be advised that this article contains quotes that were prevalent at the time and may contain racist language. We do not condone or...

Sir Geoff Palmer, a Chancellor and Human Rights Activist, shares his personal journey from Jamaica to London and his experiences with...

This video is from an event for Black History Month, featuring three speakers who are experts in the history of slavery and its...

By Pheona Matovu In this article, Pheona Matovu discusses the ongoing existence of racism in Scotland and the need to address the...

Enhancing Police Understanding of Community History Introduction: In the written work of Hamish Johnston titled "A Corner of Pakistan in...

Henry Dundas Statue Introduction: The statue of Henry Dundas, located in the heart of Edinburgh, has been controversial for many years....

The black Scottish First World War soldier who felt forgotten w The Looks of Loss He lost the party, or the party lost him; And the list...

Jack Daniel’s stands as one of the most iconic American brands and most popular spirits in the world. Yet while the whiskey and its...

Chancellor of Heriot Watt University, Renowned Scientist and Scotland’s first Black professor Sir Geoff was born in St. Elizabeth,...

​The Slave Trade, the exploitation of Africans to labour in British colonies in America and the West Indies occurred from the late 18th...

​Very rarely are people of colour depicted or referred to in reference to the troops that fought in the two World Wars of the twentieth...