The Bristorian delves into the untold stories of Black historical figures, cultures and events
Black history is not simply a month-long endeavour
Who Had the Right to Be a Mother? The Limits of Maternal Power under Slavery
Sukhi Singh explores the challenges posed to maternal authority under slavery, the use of motherhood as labour, and the repurposing of motherhood as a source of resistance.
Bassline of Belonging: Windrush, Caribbean Identity, and Bristol’s Musical Evolution
Anna Luchmun explores the arrival of Caribbean music and sound brought to Bristol by the Windrush generation, and how it has influenced and shaped the diverse and dynamic music scene we experience in the city today.