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Michael Manley
5/5 Writer Colin Grant asks who is black and who isn’t – and who gets to decide?

Sandra Laing
4/5 Writer Colin Grant explores the history and consequences of racial passing.

Bert Williams
3/5 Writer Colin Grant explores the history and evolution of minstrelsy.

John Howard Griffin
2/5 Colin Grant examines how black people often experience invisibility in wider society.

Peter Fryer
1/5 Colin Grant explores whether it’s appropriate for a white writer to write black history.