HOST OF CELEBRITIES SUPPORTING DIANE LOUISE JORDAN IN HER LAUNCH OF 'THE MAKING OF BLACK BRITAIN'

www.themakingofblackbritain.org is a uniquely British story about nationality, citizenship, identity and belonging. This will be a story of international interest and generational impact and MOBB has partnered with global law firm Latham & Watkins, and Google Arts & Culture to bring the collection of  photography, artworks, and stories  online, which can be explored from today  March 31st  on The Making of Black Britain's website and Google Arts & Culture. Portrait photography has been supplied by Vanley Burke, the Godfather of Black British photography and artwork by Bryn Gillette, artistic ambassador, teacher, visual scribe, and prophetic fine art painter.

www.themakingofblackbritain.org is a uniquely British story about nationality, citizenship, identity and belonging. This will be a story of international interest and generational impact and MOBB has partnered with global law firm Latham & Watkins, and Google Arts & Culture to bring the collection of  photography, artworks, and stories  online, which can be explored from today  March 31^st  on The Making of Black Britain's website and Google Arts & Culture. Portrait photography has been supplied by Vanley Burke, the Godfather of Black British photography and artwork by Bryn Gillette, artistic ambassador, teacher, visual scribe, and prophetic fine art painter.

The Making of Black Britain is set to become the UK's 3^rd largest digital archive, exploring the stories and history of people who make up Britain today. The project is being launched to mark the 75^th anniversary of the 1948 British Nationality Act, in 2023, which conferred the status of British citizen on all subjects from the Commonwealth, colonies and dominions, and recognised their right to work and settle in the UK and to bring their families with them.

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