Black Cantabs impact The Black Cantabs Black History Month Dinner! Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Black History Month Dinner! It was an evening where valuable connections were made, meaningful conversations were initiated, and seeds for the future planted. With
Cantab Profiles The king's son at King's Looking into the annals of an institution as aged as Cambridge, one concurs with the dictum that ‘The past is a foreign country’. This is seen no less in the character of successive
Black Cantabs impact Trailblazing Black Cantab Academics Alexander Adum Kwapong Alina Segobye Anya Oko Anya Ato Quayson Danielle Allen Kwame Anthony Appia Wale Adebanwi
Cantab Profiles The Pioneering Black Cantabs before 1900. According to the Victoria and Albert museum, Francis Williams (1700-1772)was the son of wealthy freed slaves from Jamaica who attended Cambridge University in 1758. However, Williams does not appear in the university
Cantab Profiles Musa Haji Deria Mohamed, a Somali Cantab. Country of Origin: Somalia. Musa Haji Deria Mohamed was born in 1938 in the small village of Taleh, some 150 kilometres northeast of Las Anod. Taleh is best remembered as the headquarters of
Cantab Profiles Earliest Black Women at Cambridge This blog presents short biographies of the six earliest black women we have researched so far, who attended the three women's colleges during the late 1940s and 1950s in Girton, Newnham and Homerton.
Cantab Profiles Black Cantabs between 1900-1930 The early 1900s saw an increased number of black cantabs from West Africa and the Caribbean join the University of Cambridge. Several West Africans came from King's College Lagos and Achimota School. Fourah
