Hakim Adi is a professor of the history of Africa and the African diaspora at the University of Chichester and one of the leading scholars of Black British history. He has written extensively on Pan-Africanism and the African diaspora in Britain.
Black Voices on Britain is an anthology that brings together the words of Black people in Britain across centuries — from the earliest recorded Black presences in the British Isles to the present day. The collection amplifies voices that have too often been silenced or overlooked in conventional histories of Britain.
The audiobook and book versions offer listeners and readers an essential, eye-opening collection. Adi's work appeals to anyone interested in British history, Black history, and understanding the full story of the people who have shaped Britain across the centuries.
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