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Jared Taylor – The Unz Review Nov 2, 2023

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Just last month, Britain got terrible news. “Half of Britons can’t name a Black British historical figure, survey finds.”

Fifty-three percent couldn’t, to be exact. As for the 47 percent, they only claimed they could.

I couldn’t. Because there is none to name. Black people, yes. Historical figures, no.

But don’t worry. Soon, you’ll soon be able to name plenty. The push is on to hunt them down, even invent them.

October, was Black History Month in Britain, so the media were full of headlines like this: “Black History Month: 12 forgotten Black heroes who defined and redefined modern Britain.”

Defined and redefined! The article starts with more bad news. In 2001, the BBC asked 1.5 million British people who was the greatest Brit ever, and came up with a list of the top 100. “There was not one Black or Asian face among them.”

Can you believe that? Every one of those 1.5 million Brits thought a white person was the greatest.

So, to the rescue come the authors of this book, 100 Great Black Britons, with their 12 leading nominations for greatness.

At the top spot is Charlotte, queen of George III.

Does she look black to you? Here she is with hubby and the kids.

No one at the time thought she was black, so where does this silly idea come from? In the 13th century, King Afonso III of Portugal may have had a North African mistress named Madragana, and Queen Charlotte was his descendant 15 generations later.

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