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She took a stand and united people she didn’t know to fight for black rights.

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I like how jones Leconite teaches people about self defence in London to the black community

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I think that Olive Morris inspires people to be kind and I like how she helped save places of people that didn’t have anywhere to stay.

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Roy Hackett inspired me to work hard and not give up until wrongs change to rights . In this world trying is all one can do and he tried his hardest .

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I think Olive Morris has a great courage than us. She join the Britain black women club to help black people. She discovered unoccupied house for homeless black people. She fought against white even she was young.

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He was peaceful man who stood right for the right things. He did one of the most historical boy cots in the whole entire world. He succeded peacefully ,and eventually won over the bus company. He is one of the best examples for black history month . :)

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Mavis best was born in Jamaica but moved to South London. By the time it was the 70’s Mavis saw many innocent black men being arrested with no edvidence. This law was called the sus. Mavis decided to make a change and stood with other black people and protested on the law. They called it scrape sus. The prosteting went on for 3 years until parliment gave up and the law was discountinued. Mavis best was a hero for black people and will always be remembered.

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I think that Olive morris had a sad but happy life because she got beaten, arrested and fired and died of cancer but her justice and resilience are here with resilient us today.

Rumaysa

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I think that Paul Stephenson inspires all of us for his courage and kindness. I really liked how Paul created peacefull protests and the recilleance he had. He held I boycott for the owners of the bus company not hiring Asians nor blacks until they gave in, Paul Stephenson also refused to leave any bar or pub all because they wouldn’t serve any black person. He took them to court trying to get black people more freedom and rights. He died in 2024 standing with courage and pride.

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I think Mavis Best fought and demanded for justice . Mavis protested, she even stood outside a police station. She wanted everything to be fair. She had united mothers, families and other people to help protest against this. Mavis Best will always be known as the woman who showed grassroots power.

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Olive Morris fought for justice,dignity and equal rights.She was born in Jamaica and raised in South London.

At just 17 years old she interviewed when police sued Nigerian diplomats.

As she spoke up she was beaten,arrested and fined.However that didn’t stop her fighting for justice.

She helped occupy empty buildings so families could have a place to stay.

She challenges unfair systems that silenced women and people of colour.

Sadly,she died from cancer in 1979

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I like how she turned the courtroom into a platform to expose racism in the police and the state.

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She was born in 1915. And became a journalist when she realised black people had Low wages poor housing and daily racism but now she made a huge diffrence showing dignitaries and equality

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Mavis Best inspires courage for refusing to stay silent and standing up for people. She brought mothers families and neighbours, she handed out leaflets and meeting and stood bravely outside of police stations demanding justice.

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Mavis best had seen too many black people that had been punished and sent to jail. And she said this had to change. Mavis gathered mothers, neighbours and friends to try to scrap the sus. Mavis organised meetings and handed out leaflets to try to stop the sus.

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She lived a short life but did so much for women’s rights and people of colour. She had gotten beaten up a lot and even arrested but showed courage to continue.She helped occupy empty buildings for people with less money to live in. While she died from cancer in 1979 of the age of 27 her story is still remembered and heard today.

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I think Mavis Best inspires courage, resilience and power for refusing to stay silent in the face of justice. She brought together mothers, family and neighbours creating a powerful movement known as Scrape The Sus. They organised meetings, handed out leaflets and stood outside police stations demanding justice. After 3 years of doing this the parliament had to change the law. Mavis Best was remembered by how grassroots power could dismantle racism in Britain.

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Mavis Best was born in Jamaica and settled in South London.

By the 1970s she saw too many black people get stopped, searched and even arrested for no reason…

I liked Mavis Best because she had the courage to to form her very own group and fight for justice right there on the spot!

When it said the campage lasted for 3 years I was suprised she had not given up because 3 years is really long.

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Altheria was a scientist and one of the most leaders. She studied medicine in the late 1906. She was also central. she was rasist at the police.

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Paul Stephenson was a great rights leader that was born in 6 May 1937. He helped changing British law. Not only that, he also brought the boss of the shop the don’t let black peoples let in to the shop to the court. And in 2017, he got a prides of Britain award. But unfortunately he died in 2024 in age of 87. In conclusion, he has changed many things in our ordinary life.

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Mavis best was a grass rootes leader who refused to stay silent for justice. By 1970 she had seen too many young black man stopped searched and even aressted without evidence.

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I think he had a better and more courage than us. That is because at 1963 he organised Bristol bus boycott, and he uses strong strength to challenge racism.

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Roy Hackett

He is the one who supported young people and changed the course of history. He is also the leader who direct action in

Bristol transportation.

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She helped the innocent black people and fought against the sus. She tried to defend the innocent people, considering her thoughtfulness.

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Altheria Jones Lecointe was a person who was a scientist and a organizer she went to London to study medicine and around the early 1960 and 1970 she found out that racism was a huge problem in London so she took courage pride and responsibility to fight in court against racism and her plan worked this is the reason racism is not happening anymore she is an inspiring and courageous woman and she helped and fought a lot she is truly an amazing heroic woman !

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I got inspired by hers kindness, so she makes place for someone who doesn’t have places to stay .

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She has inspired people in resilience, strength and much more!

She was one of the scientists also an organizer. She went to London to study medicine. And almost around near 1960. She had the voice of resilience. She is very brave she went to fight in court about racism. About how we should NOT ever be racist of skin colour!

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Olive Morris is a great person to be inspired and remembered. She occupied houses to let families live in. She was beaten and arrested by the police when she only fought for rights and justice. She unfortunately left at 1979 when she only 27 years old.

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I think Claudia Jones inspired tradition in music so thats why she built the music place in london.

She got arested but she was happy she brought joy to london.

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I think Paul Stephenson was a great role model because he led the Bristol Bus Boycott which took tons of courage and finally after almost 2 months his company revoked the color bar. ;<)

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Even though she was experiencing racism like other black people, she stand for them and herself. She tried to tell the world that most of the polices were wrong. By doing that, she became one of the main character in BBPM.

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I think that Olive Morris is a great person to be inspired.She was born in Jamaica and raised in South London.She discovered unoccupied for homeless and black people.Sadly she died on 1979 from cancer, at the age of 27.She lived a short life but did many things.

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Claudia Jones was someone who walked with pride, and bravely stood up for justice. She defended her race , fighting for black people, fighting for rights. She had been a journalist and activist that was from the Port of Spain . She came from a poor family and black people during that time earned low wages.

Still , she stood with strength and pride. She never gave up.

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A leader we will never forget who fought racism and brought justice

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He must have leadership skills to become the leader of the British Black Panther Party

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She was only 17 when she intervined in the police when they where asulting a Nigerian diplomac. For that she was beaten arrested and finned. Then she started to support hiusing comunities. She also helped ocupied empty buildings so people cab have a place to live. ❤️

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I think she is a hero because she taught other people how to self defense in London, England.

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I think Olive Morris is very powerful Because she helped occupy empty houses so other families could have a place to stay safe. However, she fought for justice and community right. Unfortunately, she died in 1979. She made people stay safe and she was brave.

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I think Mavis inspires us by showing power, pride and resilience. Mavis Best was a grass roots leader who refused to stay silent in face of injustice. She saw many people getting stoped and being arrested by their skin colour. He brought all her family neighbours to create a powerful movement called the scrape of Sus.

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Olive Morris was born in June 26 1952 and died in July 12 1979 because of cancer. She fighted for justise, and joined the British Black Panthers and became a Marxist Leninist Communist and radical feminist.

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Mavis best was born in Jamaica. But soon she moved and settled in south of London. By the the time it became the 70's Mavis saw many civil black people getting arrested, beaten up and interrogated with no evidence. This type of action was called the sus law. This law made Mavis mad. So she called neighbours, friend's, and most of the neighbourhood. So she made a group the scrap the sus law. When the government saw the protests going on for 3 years. They had no choice but to change one of the laws.

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She fought for 10 years only and made a huge difference, the group she joined also made a difference. P.S. she must be rich to buy so much houses for the poor

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Claudia Jones was brave and strong and now is known for a carnival in England

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She fighted against injustice and was proud of who she was and where she is from. Even though people had low wages at that time, she was still strong and courageous

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He opposed racial discrimination

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Mavis Best saw many young black people getting stopped, searched and arrested. She thought it was wrong . She stood up firm and fought for black people rights . So cool!

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The Englishman she defended very bravely.

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She started taking actions to the world when she was only 17 and still kept up even when she was beaten for speaking up. She bought houses for the poor to live in and joined a black people freedom organisation and spent half of her life contributing to black freedom. She inspired hundreds of people from her actions.

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She removed sus from the law.

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I think that Claudia Jones inspired the stopping of racism and the unfair treatment against black people.So the fact that she by herself when she noticed people are being treated unfairly organised a carnival to dance, eat and have fun is something that someone that is brave, kind and strong would do. Claudia Jones really inspires changing the world for good reasons.

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Marvin Best was a person who fought the rights and to bring justice to this day, he didn’t stop even when he was told to and now to this day he inspires us and we will never forget about him.

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Born in 1915 Claudia Jones was a woman of colour and she fought against daily racism . Later she was known as the mother of carnivals.

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He was strong by standing up for the SUS law and protest for 3 years against it

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He was a pacifist that was the leader of the Bristol Bus Transportation.He is an amazing inspiration to all because he has inspired me to be resilient and to never give up or resign

By Lankesh

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Claudia Jones was an actionist and later became the mother of she grew to became a actionist . A visionary and determined to stand up for black peoples, so I think she is brave and wonderful.

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He loves peace, he encouraged us to work hard. And let’s us to be proud of your race.

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I chose Altheria for her bravery by starting the black panthers community and helping black people learn self defense when needed.

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I like how she explain that the police weren’t fair in a courtroom, it demonstrates how brave she was .

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I like the way she stop racism but she also spend her live on stopping racism.

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Paul Stephenson was the leader of the Bristol Bus Boycott, A landmark that challenged colour bars and pave a way for race relations legislation that showed courage and bravery

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Roy Hackett was not allowed a bus job becuase he was black and same for asians and he thought that was not fair so in 1963 he made a bus protest and so much public pressure was put on the bus companys in 1965 asians and black people could get a job as a bus driver

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Altheria Jones - Lecointe

I like how Jones set up self defence classes and set a community school to help young pupils learn. I think she has a lot of perseverance.

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I think Atheria Jones-Lecointe inspired me the most because she had courage and she was resilient. I also like how Altheria put up self defence class.

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Claudia Jones was a pioneering Black feminist, journalist, and civil rights activist. I'm interested in her because she challenged racism, sexism, and colonialism while advocating for marginalized communities. She founded Britain's first major Black newspaper, organized anti-racist campaigns, and helped establish the Notting Hill Carnival. Her work continues to inspire activists today.

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I think that Olivia Morris is a good inspirational woman who showed a lot of perseverance and never gave up, especially because she got beaten up and arrested, and shortly after died from cancer at the age of 27.

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He was a brave and preserving because he fought for rights when non white crew were not allowed to work in the bus company. He inspires me to be brave and persevering to stand up for my rights.

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I personally liked her act to rasicm by teaching self-defence classes and how she made legal advice centers for the black people

From: Alexander 6D

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She was brave resilient and strong.

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Altheria was a very important woman of British history. She was born in Trinidad and soon after becoming an adult moved to London, where she found racism in plenty. She was horrified. Because of the events occurring she joined the protest group, the Black Panthers, and soon became their leader. Altheria made the small protest group into something bigger. She helped them make self-defence classes to defend themselves, schools to educate them, and legal advice centres, to advise them how to help. Under her leadership, the panthers helped lower racist actions.

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I think that Altheria Jones-leconite was a helpful women because she provided tools and language to challenge injustice in Britain.And Altheria Jones highlighted racism existed in police force.Black panthers set up was community self defence classes and legal advice centres

By Isabella

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I like Mavis Best because she scraped the sus campaign, fought for stop and search law. It makes me feel courageous to fight for what is right.

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She was brave woman. very great

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I think that Paul Stephenson was a great civil rights leader with courage,self-respect and dignity for standing up against injustice

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I think that Roy Hackett inspires pride for standing up in injustice. He used peaceful protests to stop discrimination and to bring dignity and equity to black people

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Claudia Jones was an actionist and later became the mother of she grew to became a actionist. A visionary and determined to stand up for black peoples, so I think she is brave.

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Roy Hackett he boycotted EOC was established

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I think she was

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Claudia Jones was a journalist who stood up for black people in the Caribbean who were facing problems like racism. I feel inspired by her because she was resilient and achieved her goals, to help her race

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Claudia Jones inspires bravery for fighting for racial and women’s equality. She grew up to be an activist and journalist, worked to help Black communities and share their stories, founded the West Indian Gazette in the UK, and helped start the Notting Hill Carnival to celebrate Caribbean culture. She is remembered for her brave work for justice and fairness.

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Mavis Best stood firm against injustice, inspiring change through quiet strength and unwavering courage. Her bravery sparked hope and opened doors for generations to come.

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Mavis Best was born in Clarendon Jamaica in 1939 on 11 July. Mavis Best’s helped to end discriminatory sus laws in the UK by leading the scrap sus campaign. Died in 2022 14th of November in Charlton, London, England

I chose her because she is powerful and creative

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Olive Morris has short life because she was black people so her life is short.So Olive Morris feling is sad.

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Roy Hackett

He was one of the primary organizers of the Bristol Bus Boycott. He did so every one can drive the bus Asians black people’s and others, not just white peoples

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I think that Paul Stephenson is a great person because he is always so inspiring to everyone.

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Long-term fighting for civil rights for the British African-Caribbean community in Bristol, England

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Olive Morris was a brave activist who, even as a teenager, stood up to police who were treating a Black man unfairly. Instead of being scared, this experience made her fight even harder against racism. She helped start groups like the British Black Panthers and the Brixton Black Women's Group, which gave Black women a voice to the public. Even though she died when she was only 27, her courage and strength taught everyone that you should be proud of who you are and always fight for what is right.

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Roy Hackett has contributed a lot to the people that were black, like how he never gave up and the way he brought people together. He also led the Bristol Bus Boycott, stood up to racism and helped to change unfair laws. That’s why he is very famous today, but sadly he passed away in late 2022. But his legacy is still alive and will forever be.

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Paul was born on may 6th 1937 his first job is a social worker he has an west african father and a british mother he is known for civil rights activism, community relations he was born in rochford and stephenson death was on november 2nd 2024

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Paul Stephenson was a key figure in the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott, protesting against racial discrimination in employment. His peaceful activism helped end the ban on Black bus drivers, standing up for the civil rights and inspiring future equality movements in the UK.

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Olive Morris is famous for her powerful activism in the 1970s for fighting for woman rights. She cofounded the brixto black womans group which became a platform for raising the voices of woman of color.

Why she is so awsome:

•she stood up for justice even when it was risky.

•she used her voice to direct and lift others.

•she created a change that lasted beyond her lifetime!!!

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Paul Stephenson was a key figure in the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott, protesting against racial discrimination in employment. His peaceful activism helped end the ban on Black bus drivers, standing up for civil rights and inspiring future equality movements in the UK.

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Paul Stephenson was born in 6 may 1937 and died in 2 november 2024. He was British community worker, activist and longtime campaigner for civil rights for the british African-Caribbean community in Bristol.

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I think Paul Stephenson is a brave and resilient person as he overcame many struggles and fought for what he believed. He once was refused to be served at a bar by being a person of colour and yet he fought for his rights. The same happened when a bus company refused to hire people of colour and he fought for their rights to.