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The etymology of “Black” names - a great post for etymology nerds and those interested in learning more about black culture, but also REALLY GREAT for those not a part of black culture but who want to come up with names for black characters that aren’t plain ol’ stereotypes.

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New Beacon Books, N4. Stroud Green community hub and the first Caribbean and Black interest publisheNew Beacon Books, N4. Stroud Green community hub and the first Caribbean and Black interest publisheNew Beacon Books, N4. Stroud Green community hub and the first Caribbean and Black interest publisheNew Beacon Books, N4. Stroud Green community hub and the first Caribbean and Black interest publishe

New Beacon Books, N4. Stroud Green community hub and the first Caribbean and Black interest publisher in the UK; New Beacon is the bookshop of the radical George Padmore institute. They host an incredible wide range of BME and political titles as well as a very strong selection of international and multi cultural children’s books. I particularly appreciated their critical thinking section which has to be a must browse for anyone currently studying or flirting with studying a contemporary literature course. A fantastic resource with an important message of strength in diversity. A very warm welcome lies in wait inside for you. This autumn they celebrate their 50th year! High time for your turn to pay them a visit. http://www.georgepadmoreinstitute.org/the-pioneering-years/new-beacon-books-early-history


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