History through the Black Experience Volume Two - Second Edition

This book aims to bring the Black narrative to the broadest possible audience. It is not just for one community but wishes to draw all communities into an understanding, awareness and celebration of an often underrepresented aspect of history. Hanging on what happened on this day throughout the year, the reader is encouraged to consume a daily dose of the Black story experiencing the highs, lows, excitement, despair, challenges and successes. Each day, one is encouraged to read; January 1st to December 31st, to gain insight into seeing the world through Black eyes and minds. With two volumes my fear is that I have only begun to scratch the surface of our collective stories.

Simon Hudson was born in Southampton on 24th February 1964, to Jamaican parents, part of the Windrush generation. He trained to be a teacher at King Alfred's College (Winchester University) graduating with a B Ed in 1987. The following 32 years saw Simon teach Religious Studies, all at the same school. His passion for life came together in his work and ultimately the research writing for this book, to bring the Black narrative, the Black experience, and Black contributions, positive and negative, to a wider audience.