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the final resting place for hundreds of Evertonians

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Fildes briefly belonged to this school

In the 1980s

Black Liverpool forget-me-nots the final resting place forThis book describes the Black community in Liverpool and the arrival, embrace and transformation of waves of transnational Black culture from Africa, the West Indies and the United States in the final three decades of the twentieth century. Transnational cultural influences were spread via the media, brought first hand by visitors to Liverpool, and through Liverpool residents who travelled internationally. Liverpools Black community was fundamentally