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King Kurus, your Black History Buff, brings you the powerful story of Olaudah Equiano in our "31 Days of Black British History" series. Learn how this former slave became a key figure in the British abolitionist movement.
This episode covers:
Equiano's harrowing journey from slavery to freedomHis groundbreaking autobiography and its impact on British societyHis role in the abolitionist movement and influence on legislationThe lasting legacy of his writings on our understanding of the slave tradeWhile you're listening to this audio journey, picture the 18th-century London where Equiano made his mark.
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Remember, understanding our past helps us shape a better future.
Blessings,
KK
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