Black Voices Book Club - Una Marson Library
Celebrate the life and legacy of Una Marson, the pioneering Jamaican poet, playwright, journalist, and broadcaster. As the first Black woman employed by the BBC, she championed Caribbean and Black voices while advocating for gender and racial equality. This session highlights her literary achievements and lasting influence on future generations. Suitable for adults.
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Join us in celebrating the life and legacy of Una Marson a pioneering Jamaican poet, playwright, journalist, and broadcaster. As the first Black woman employed by the BBC and a powerful advocate for gender and racial equality, Una Marson’s voice continues to resonate today. This session will explore her literary achievements, her role in amplifying Caribbean and Black voices, and her enduring influence on future generations. Suitable for adults
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Una Marson Library
62 Thurlow Street
London
SE17 2GN
United Kingdom
