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Our annual series of events for Slavery Remembrance Day starts today!

We have @Movema dance workshops, creative writing with @Skywriters_ , crafting with @TWR__org and more - all hosted by our neighbours @MuseumLiverpool🌟

#SlaveryRemembranceDay2022

https://t.co/jOiBcpbGzJ

Have you seen what's coming for this years Slavery Remembrance Day?

From 20-23 August, we will reflect and remember through talks, workshops and other events.

Explore the full programme including @Bonn1eGreer and @kehinde_andrews at https://t.co/jOiBcpbGzJ

We love to be inspired by the next generation and this amazing artwork from Flint Hill School's 'fighting for freedom' book has lifted us this afternoon! Thank you for sharing with us @flinthillnews 💫

Sojourner Truth. Henry ‘Box’ Brown. Harriet Tubman.
We remember.

“You begin with bell hooks, you return to her, and you begin again with all the necessary critiques of her that she would welcome.”

Stunning remembrance of #bellhooks from @taoleighgoffe for @galdemzine.
https://t.co/AEBWQ8EkWp

Sometimes we think we know what words mean, and we think we know how to use them. But often, it is assumed. This list of LGBT+ terminology is brilliant and really thorough - something we can all refer to and learn from. #LGBTHistoryMonth #KnowledgeIsPower

https://t.co/5DaSWSfR97

Today we mark what would have been Olive Morris' 68th birthday. An inspiring woman on many levels 🙌 #OliveMorris

This picture is taken from our Civil Rights cards pack @hwayoung produced with our Young Ambassadors group.

Mark #LGBTHistoryMonth18 with our talk which explores LGBT+ civil rights activists Bayard Rustin, Barbara Smith and Marsha P. Johnson. https://t.co/nh1krE7VrG

Did you know that Bayard Rustin, the civil rights organizer and activist, who worked as an adviser to Martin Luther King Jr. was gay? Our free talk looks at the contributions of inspirational LGBT+ civil rights activists. https://t.co/DBMXykbcQI #LGBTHM18 #LGBTHMUK