'400 years of Black Female Leaders'

by Jess McCabe // 31 August 2009, 21:55

The Imperial War Museum in London is hosting a film and documentary screening this September, about black women leaders throughout history:

Date: 27th September 2009 Time: 1.00pm - 4.30pm
Women in war or peacetime do not always get the historical credit they deserve. Through film and documentaries find out about Black women who have led the resistance against slavery, colonialism, and racism.
In association with Tony Warner and 100 Black Men of London www.100bmol.org.uk
Admission free
For further information please call 020 7416 5446

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