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Hamza interviews with Neil Sinclair, Vera Roberts, Betty Campbell, Josie Knight, Monique Ennis, Cyril Actie

Interview for Hamza exhibition. 'Hamza 1'. 1 minidisc copied on 2 compact audio tapes, second tape only holds end of Monique Ennis interview

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1 Minidisc & 2 Compact Audio Tape

BHAC

English

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105-0014-001, 105-0014-003,105-0014-005, 105-0014-008, 105-0014-010, 105-0014-011

Vera Roberts: Born 1925, black welsh identity ( Sierra Leone ), identifies as African, born in Cardiff. Cyril Actie: Black Welsh identity ( St Lucia & Barbados ), born in 1932, life as a seaman for 49 years, being left-handed in school. Monique Ennis: racial background; living in North Wales; Butetown as a "big family"; living in Ely; racial prejudice; effects of childhood burns. Neil Sinclair: Identifies as Afro-Celtic, born in Tiger Bay and considers himself Welsh, university education in USA, writer of 2 histories of local community. Betty Campbell: discussion of racial identity - black, welsh, caribbean - personal strength & first black headteacher in Wales. Josie Knight: Describes herself as multi-ethnic, welsh with descendants from Norway, Phillipines etc, works for BHAC, multi-cultural education at primary school..portrait in exhibition.

Neil Sinclair, Vera Johnson Roberts, Betty Campbell, Josie Knight, Monique Ennis, Cyril Actie

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