'There is more to Black history than slavery - lets celebrate how far we have come,' says Judi Love
05.10.2022 - 11:01
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OK!'s treasured columnist Judi Love has given us her thoughts on why it is necessary for Black history should be taught in schools. Writing in her column this week, Judi also details her verdict on upcoming blockbuster The Woman King, reveals why she's obsessed with the latest series of Married At First Sight UK, congratulates gal pal Alison Hammond for 20 years in showbiz and praises Rihanna for her post-baby body confidence.
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if you’re already seeing this article in full, congrats - you’re already on our guest list! Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Education is everything October marks Black History Month, which I believe is something that should be taught in schools from an early age.This will allow children to grow up, not only with an awareness of the hardships Black people have endured for centuries, but also with an appreciation of Black achievements that are celebrated today and how far the Black community has come. Black history is being made as we speak – The Obamas, Stormzy, Serena Williams, Edward Enninful.
Slavery isn’t the only component of Black history, there is so much more that needs to be acknowledged. Only with education can we grow together.
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