Summary:
The book explores the rich and often overlooked history of Black people in Britain, tracing their presence and influence from Roman times to the present day. It delves into the personal stories, struggles, and contributions of Black Britons, challenging the historical narrative that has traditionally marginalized their role in Britain's past.
Key points:
1. Black Presence: Olusoga traces black presence in Britain back to Roman times, challenging the belief that it began post-World War II.
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