IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

SOMBARR Black Book Fair

Socialist Challenge No. 121, 8 November 1979 · pp. 15-16 of the scan · 277 words

The scan: sc-n121-nov-08-1979.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

Sombarr Riack Bookshairis more than. an impressive exhibition books reflecting black backgrounds and cultures. It is an event in which black people are coming together to express their creativity and talent in Britain today.

It is also an event where the local Cultu tys educationalists pupils can participate in a face to face exchange of ideas with authors, poets, painters, publishers and distributors; where topics of particular concern to black Contal şuch Disruptive Units, English as a second Language, Mother Tongue, are being raised and discussed at the Book Fair, in order to bring to the attention of a wider public developments in education.

Through the story telling sessions and workshop, we are reviving one of our oldest of tradition, place in education.

The idea for the Black Book Fair arose. Out of the urgent experienced by these two bookshops in Lambeth, to draw to the attention of educationalists, the wide variety of and ST. MATTHEWS MEETING PLACE DRIXTON LONDON SW2 (opposite Lambeth Town Hall) 9-10th NOVEMDER 1979 some of the adverse Moral which we believe has its I101 necessity requirements.

all it has to offer. literature that is readily available in the United Kingdom dealing with all aspects of the multi-racial society Soma Books' activities puts them in the forefront of introducing Indian language and Asian materials into schools, while Sabarr Books covers the area of Afro-Caribbean literature children through adult We hope you will participate in this event, enjoy it and benefit from Socialist Challenge 8 November 1979

page 16 of the scan

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