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Dear compatriot, according to me, the arrival of imigrates in England, so the Windrush Day, was a turning point in the history of United-Kingdom. In my opinion, imigrates deserve a holiday for many reasons.

First of all, it’s thank to them if England is what she is. They helped us to build new constructions, they revive the economy of the country while being workers and determinates.

Secondly, we are proud of help them in turn, we have accepted them because their country was destroyed and they couldn’t stay there, in bad condition. And i think that if we make this step towards them, they will feel more accepted in the country. Every body know racism, and i think that it’s a form of progress to dedicate them a day, for the memory of thousands of peoples who came helped the country.

Finally, we are all the same, no matters the color of the skin, no matters the country we come from, this nation made a step towards us, it’s our turn !

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Dear readers,
Today is an important day for me,
I would like to talk about something very important for me, may I explain.
We all know about the Windrush Boat, who was full of Jamaican workers,after the Second World War everything was destroyed, it was almost like the country disappeared.

But they were here.
Jamaicans were here, for us, for our country, for our lives. In a boat full of workers, they were here, they came.

So, that is why I want to commemorate them.
One day in the year, I propose to have a free day forget about the work you have to do in your companies, the things you have to do on general and let's think about all these Jamaicans who risks their lives for us and rebuilt all our country.

We all celebrate things right? Christmas. Thanksgiving. But today let's celebrate real heroes. They are real heroes for the English Nation.
So please dear readers! Be with me ! We can build a team! We can do it ! We have to do it !
Let's not forget about them, never.

Thank you for your support, I hope one day you will all join me in this project.

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Hello everyone,

Today I wanted to talk about Windrush Day. Firstly, the Windrush Empire docked at Tilbury in 1948, making it a powerful and iconic symbol of the rise of modern multicultural Britain, but it's not just a symbol of the 492 West Indian men and women who arrived on this ship. Empire; British subjects who have seen Britain as their homeland. There are 2.5 million men and women who, in one way or another, are part of this colonization that volunteered during the Second World War.

Perhaps a holiday would be the best response to the demands of sympathizers who want a tolerant and respectful society, it would show for those who believe that multiculturalism has failed and that Britain should return to what it was in 1950 that the struggle is not over and we can do something about it. There is urgency because the Windrush generation is fast disappearing Many of those born between 1910 and 1940 may not be present at Windrush's 70th anniversary celebrations in 2018. I find it absurd that we could someday celebrate when the people concerned are all dead The celebration will show that the effort of all the people has not been in vain and that we understand and reward them all.

Thank you for your reading.

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think that every importants events of history must be celebrate and not forgetten.
The arrival of Jamicans in 1948 in England on board of the ship "Windrush" is part of the history of immigration and multiracialism of the British campagny.

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Hello my dear readers,

I think that every importants events of history must be celebrate and not forgetten.
The arrival of Jamaicans in 1948 in England on board of the ship "Windrush" is part of the history of immigration and multiracialism of the British campagny.

So, for each history day, one day of commemoration must be create. One day where the whole population must not work and where she can to gather with to share a good meal and realize the chance that she have for example at Christmas. Because it's thank to our ancestor if we can live happy and free. Like public Holiday of commemoration for armistice of the war, the arrival of Windrush is a day which have mark souls of the twenthieth century.

It's true that forgetting is unavoidable and that in few century almost nobody will remember all this but it is necessary to remember that human can be a monster and of corse the opposite.
It's this faith in the man in whom one must always believe.

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The Second World War had left behind it a desperate population, grieving families as well as a capital in ruins. England was not the powerful country it used to be. The Britain's post-war labour shortage had to be plugged and it was.

Only seventy years ago, June 22nd of 1948, the Empire Windrush, a boat full of workers and hopeful families from the colonies landed in London, England. They only wished for freedom and a better life in England. However, after arriving to « Motherland », they had to face racism. Whereas the English only saw them as poor labour, they should have welcomed them as heroes who rebuilt London in the sweat of their brow.

Yet today is another day ; unlike our ancestors who did nothing, we must thank them. Diversity of culture is what makes London a popular city. How would have been the capital without the lively Notting Hill Carnival or the creativity of the Afro-Caribbean Students of the King's college ?

May this June 22nd of 2018 and the years following, be their day, a day that no one would ever forget ; the Windrush Day !

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Hello everybody, today I decided to throw a campaign to commemorate the Windrush Day. First of all I would like to thank people present for supporting myself in this campaign.

So, for me the Windrush Day is an important thing in the history of England in 1948.  First of all remind that Jamaicans came to have a quite new life of better quality, maybe have a work and a better education, let us not forget that thanks to this massive arrival, jamaicans was able to help the country after the  Second World War and for me just to have to help unknown who needed help, they became of real heroes in the history of England, and that's why we should be thankful et why we should celebrate the Windrush Day.
This campaign is also to show that in spite of the fact that they helped the country, they were for a long time victims of racism and discrimination for no reason.
Now this period is far, and yes the racism is always present but much less and I hope that in time and with this campaign people will change and will thank as is proper jamaicans.

I hope that this day will be commemorated for a long time by people of any generation, thank you for having listened to me.

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Hello everyone ! today, I would like to celebrate the Windrush Day.
But first, What's the Windrush Day ?
The Windrush day is a part of the most important days in English history.  At the beginning, the Empire Windrush was just a ship which was taking Caribbean people  from the caribbean to England.  All of that in 1948, just after the second World War and this is the reason why England invited caribbean people. They have been called to rebuilt London. Without them, London would have been less beautiful. And this one the reasons why I want to Celebrate this day.
When they arrived, all those people who have left their families behind them have been welcomed really really badly. They were victim of racism, Kids or Adults. It was really hurtfull. Can you imagine ? You come to rebuild a country which is not your, you're even happy to come, and All you have are insults and racism. But they had to fight and they did it !

Now, Caribbean people can be proud, because they succeeded to leave a little bit of their culture, for exemple : The Notting Hill Carnival.
So, if like me, you think that this day need to be reminded, to be use as an exemple or to teach valuable lesson. Then I invite you to join me in my project to make this day a unforgetable day !

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June 22nd is such an important day. Why ? It is on that very day, in 1948, that the well-known Empire Windrush landed on the British territory, carrying hundreds of Jamaican workers who came to start a whole new life in our country.

We British folks were in a difficult situation at the time : our country was wounded and needed to recover from the war. Jamaicans kindly offered their strenght in order to help us rebuild our well loved country. That is why we should be thankful. That is why I wish to celebrate this day, and celebrate those people who gave us so much.

I would also like to commemorate this day in order not only to express my deepest recognition, but also to make up for what Jamaican people endured. They came in the aim of helping our country, yet most of them were victims of racism and discrimination. Therefore I want to thank them today, because we couldn't thank them properly then.

I am addressing to you now. If you wish to do the same, and commemorate that significant day in British history : join us, and make this happen.

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Hello everyone!
The windrush empire unloaded on June 22, 1948, 492 Jamaicans from the colonies, hoping for a better life. This is the first wave of mass migration in England. I would like to commemorate their arrival because they helped to re-build London. Indeed, the Windrush generation rebuilt London after being destroyed by the Second World War.

It is important to commemorate the Windrush for Jamaicans who feel excluded from the English community due to racism. It would be a great step forward to celebrate a day to fight racism and be part of England like any English. It is our duty to pay them a tribute because of the economic recovery that was given to England after the Second World War.

Finally, celebrating a day for Windrush could highlight the importance of integrating Jamaicans into England, despite the ubiquitous racism we all know in our society.

I want to make Windrush a memorial day to improve human relations because we always need it.

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Hello everyone!
I stand in front of you to tell you about an important topic.
I would like to change things and I want you to join me in my campaign.
The goal is to set up the holiday called "Windrush Day" by celebrating him every 22nd June.
I want to do this for pay tribute to victims of racism towards Afro-Caribbean people.

Racism should not even exist. Because of this, many people have suffered violence.(they were beaten, threatened, treated like animals...) A skin color does not define who we are. We are all equal and all the same and that's why you have to follow me in my campaign.

After the Second War, England was weak. It was necessary to revive the country economically. The 492 Afro Caribbean people passengers who were aboard The Empire Windrush helped the English people. They kindly accepted to help for that England to have a better life.

Today, we should all be grateful towards the Afro Caribbean people. They brought a different culture in England, different foods, differents types of dances..
We owe them at least one day of tribute every year.
Thank You very much.

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Hello ! Today, I decided to write to you in order not to forget this important day and event which is the Windrush Day. First of all, I would like to thank everyone who was kind enough to join me for this campaign. It makes me happy. So thank you.

First, do not forget the 492 passengers who were aboard the Empire Windrush on the 22nd of June 1948. Indeed, they helped British people to rebuild their country after the Second World War. Without them, nothing would be like it is today. Some of them were barely coming back from the front. In my opinion, it's essential to remember what they did for England. Moreover, most of the time they were poor and they had the courage and kindness to come to England while they were surely not in a position to rebuilt a whole country because of the Second World War. But they did it anyway. They always dreamt about a good education and better quality of life and they gave their lives to the British people. So for me, they are the real heroes of the British community.

Then, they had to face racism. English people were not grateful to them. They were not accepted in the hotels because they were black. Sometimes, british people made fun of them just because they were not used to seeing a black person. It was very hurtful for the Jamaïcan people because they had travelled for a long time they were confused and exhausted.

They showed an unbelievable courage. We can't act as if nothing had happened. They suffered a lot for the british people to have a beautiful way of life. And therefore we can't forget the good things they accomplished and we will always remember this.

Thanks to them from the bottom of our hearts.

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Hello everyone. Today I have decided to launch a campaign to commemorate the Windrush Day in Britain every year.

In my opinion, the Windrush Day is very important in the history of Great Britain because it was a change for many of Jamaican's life. They came to England in order to find a job, to have a better education and also because they wished to have a better life. They helped to rebuilt London after the Second World War. But unfortunately, they weren't really rewarded. Indeed, they faced a lot of racism and discrimination whereas now, they are part of England and they are accepted. Jamaicans deserve to have this commemoration after all they have been through. They bring so much more than workforce. Jamaicans enriched British culture.

I think that a celebration could show how much this day is important for Great Britain and this could be a way to make a tribute for Jamaicans, who suffered so much in the past. Finally, this could build stronger bridges between black people and white people.

Thank you for reading.

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The Windrush day is the day when a lot of Jamaican people came to London to rebuild this city because of the numerous men who died during the Second World War. Jamaicans people came 65 years ago, most specifically, the June 22nd 1948 thanks to a ship named the Empire Windrush.

Jamaicans were happy to come to England, they called it the "motherland", they wished a better life and were here to help us. Nevertheless, we made them suffer because of the racism.

Therefore, this is why I wished, all of you, realise how hard it was for them. For that purpose, I have decided to dedicate a day for the Windrush generation.

To do so, I contact some Jamaicans and, the June 22nd of every year, there will be a commemoration of their arrival. Some students will made a reconstitution of this day, some Jamaican food stands will be settled along with dance activities and fashions shows.
But the most important is that some Jamaicans of the Windrsuh generation will be present to share with all of us their story and their feelings when they arrived in Engalnd.

I am doing this commeration because we owe a lot to Jamaican people. They contribute to what England is today by bring their culture in our country.
However, I fell sorry for all they went through; Jamaican used to face racism in England but, as the new generation, I feel like to defend these hero.

Thank you for reading. I wish many of you will be there.

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Hello everyone, thank you for being here today. I'm here, to speak with you about a great day in the britain history. The 22th June 1948, the biggest massive migration happened, about 500 caribbeans has migrate to the United Kingdom, these caribbeans come after the Second World War, they helped the britain people to rebuilt their ruined country.

I think that the britain people have a debt towards the Caribbeans but when they come to England, they were not appreciate because the racism was still too important, one time, I saw a reportage about the windrush day, a Caribbeans tell that when he want to sleep in an hotel, the manager tell him that the Irish, the Dogs and the Blacks are not alloud to sleep in his hotel.

To conclude this speech, I want to say that we have to commemorate this day, in memory of those Caribbeans who left their country to help the United Kingdom even if a great part of the country was racist. Thank you for your listening and have a good windrush day.

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Hello everybody ! I'm here today to speak about Windrush Day.

Do you know what is the Windrush ? The Windrush is a boat arrived in England, with on board 492 passengers coming from Jamaica. These caribbeans came the 22th june 1948. They helped to rebuild London, who was destroy after the Second World War. These immigrants were not welcome. But, they were so happy to being in England, they called it the “Motherland”. In order to, people who lived in the country wasn't okay with this wave of immigrants.

My grandmother was one of these immigrants. She told me her story, her experience. People were so cruel with them, certain said “No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs”, my grandmother is traumatized today...

So I want to dedicate the Windrush Day to all the people who were persecuted by racists. I want to tell them to being strong ! Being black isn't an offense ! Let's be equal !

Thanks for listening to me, and I hope that my speech has touch you ! Goodbye !

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Do you know the history of the Windrush? All these immigrants who arrived in England aboard this huge boat, they were frowned upon when they arrived, but why? They are human too, they just wanted better living conditions! This is not what we all want? So today, I would like to celebrate this day, for the courage that these people have had, for the misery they have lived for many years with discrimination, etc. We should meet, one day in the year, and celebrate their arrival among us, this The day would allow us all to meet, to tell us the stories lived and also to see the evolution that some families have experienced. They have lived so many things that I think they have the right to have a day in the year dedicated to them, a day where we would only be talking about them, a day when we would all be equal. Join us to make all this happen.

Thank you for reading and I hope to see you soon.

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I have decided to launch a campaign to commemorate the Windrush Day in Britain every 22nd June.

Originally, The Empire Windrush unloaded the 22nd June 1948 with 492 Jamaicans from the colonies.This is the first wave of mass migration to England.

I wanted to commemorate their arrival because they contributed to build our London of today. In effet, the Windrush generation rebuilt London after it was destroyed by the Second World War.

In addition to this, we will have to be grateful to the Afro-Carribean community to bring its culture such as literature or food. Today, carribean restaurants fill the streets of England because of jamaican migration. The Windrush generation transform the United-Kingdom in a multi-cultural society.

I am sure that a commemoration day in hornour of Jamaican people could throw economics with a mass tourism despite of Brexit which reduce economics in the country.

Finally, this national holiday could point the importance of solidarity between skin colours. Indeed, Jamaicans knew racism when
they went to London.

To conclude, the arrival of The Empire Windrush make a part of our history.

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hello dear readers, I am writing this  today  because I want to explain to you why I have decided to launch a campaign to commemorate the Windrush Day in Britain every year.

First of all, I think that Jamaïcan people deserve to have a day for commemorating windrush day in the year  because they helped us a lot after the second world war. We have to remember this! Jamaïcan people rebuilt London which were destroyed by the war, they plugged britain's post war labour shortage, even if they suffered of harassment and racism.

In my opinion, I had to create this compaign for thanking them and for apologying to them because english people had never seen a black person 65 years ago so they discriminated them. For instance, the owners of some hotels didn't allow black people to sleep in their rooms. They said "no irish, no black, no dog". We can say it's kind of thanks to them that today our capital which is London is so powerful!

Moreover, I hope this compaign can fight the racism which is always there! Jamaïcan people had been hurt a lot in the past because they were discriminated against. But, today, I want that Jamaïcan people feel like they are a part of England, they feel like they are at Home. I don't want them to feel homesick anymore.

In addition to this, they had accepted our culture, we have to add jamaïcan people in our history!

I wish I can make the windrush day a day to remember!
Thanks for reading.

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I am before your eyes today for talk about an important subject that holds us heart, and it's important to talk for have an effect on people and hope change things.

I created a campaign for fight against the problem of the society that the black community must endure daily. We have do a lot of progress since the creation of this association but unfortunately there is not enough yet, that's why my goal is to create a public holiday who will call "The Windrush day"

It is not easy that try to correct the mores deeply fix in every person. I have to regret note that certain form of racisme, violence, injustice and turning down are present today yet, in a society who think are "open-minded" while you all have fear of the other. Moreover It is not the colour of the skin who define your superiority or your inferiority. All men are equal, without no exception.

After the second world war the Labour was rare and it was important to revive the economy. In this way that we went to find black persons from the colonies. Not only accept to come in England because they believe in a better life but also for help the British economy. However How we treat this persons ? In a unjustified wave of racial hatred.

Let them be part of us society because they deserve this after all this years of pain. From now on We must ameliorate us relationship and this public holiday will help us.

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Before I start my speech, I would like to thank all of the people who joined me on this extremly important day. You might be aware what happened during the 22th June 1948, in Tilbury. Even if it is not you directly, it can be your aunt, your uncle, your grandparents who have lived this events. This is what I call the « generation Windrush. »

Today, if I am here in front of you, it is only in oder to convince you to commemorate every year this date in Britain, which is the Windrush Day. « Because our heroes must not be forgetten ».

Thus, let me tell you why I decided to lauch a campaign to commemorate this very important day…

Firstly, after the Second World War, whereas now, we had nothing. The cities were totally destroyed, there was not enough workers and the Jamaicans arrived during this period. In this way, they rebuilt our wonderful city London. They were poor people who came here with a ship which carying 500 Caribbean who went to the capital. Due to the fact that was the first wave of mass migration from Caribbean Island. They only wanted to have better quality of life and education. However they did not offer themselves this quality of life to them, but to us, the English people. This is actually a heroic act.

Secondly, they saved us from chaos but they had to faced racism at the same time. For example, many of them were harassed such as black people on account of the owners of some hotels who said « no Irish, no blacks, no dogs. » Furthemore, there was a few of English children who had never ever seen a black person in places like in the Midlands. Therefore, that was really hurtful for the Jamaicains who felt discriminated against and being homesick.

Thirdly, they bring the diversity. As I said before, a lot of people had never seen a black person. Also they brought us diversity with their origins, skin color, culture and more. In addition to this, most of them were graduates and have brought back their intellectual mind.

They work for us, they suffered for us, they made a long journey for us. This is the main reason why we have a duty to commemorate this historic date. Thank you.

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