As part of Black History Month, this episode looks at Liverpool’s untold history. 
Brought together by LJMU’s Diversity and Inclusion team, our guests have a fascinating and challenging conversation about the untold history of the city, our university and wider society.
They share their own personal stories and reflect on the experiences of Black communities in Liverpool.
The episode is hosted by Professor Joe Yates, LJMU’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Place and Partnerships, and he is joined by:
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 <li>Laurence Westgaph, Liverpool Black History
Research Group Lead Facilitator and Historian in Residence at National Museums
Liverpool</li>
 <li>Dr Amina Elmi, Granby Somali Women’s Group </li>
 <li>Dr Scott Foster, PhD Programme Leader at
Liverpool John Moores University</li>
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The truth that lies behind Roscoe by Malik Al Nasir

1823 Podcast is a place where you can hear interesting conversations about a wide range of issues, debated by some of the fascinating people at, or connected to, Liverpool John Moores University.
 
A host of voices from the LJMU community – academics, professional staff, students and alumni – discuss everything from mental health to the cultural legacy of The Beatles.