The Mangrove Nine | Notting Hill Carnival 60

In 1971, nine Black activists from Notting Hill were tried at the Old Bailey. They were accused of inciting a riot after police raided the Mangrove restaurant on All Saints Road for the ninth time. All nine were acquitted – and the judge was forced to acknowledge racial prejudice in the Metropolitan Police for the first time.

Jamila Bolton-Gordon is the daughter of one of the Nine. She grew up with this history in their bones. This is her evening to share what it was like – the personal stories behind one of the most important moments in Black British civil rights history.

An evening of testimony, conversation and living history.

Part of Carnival 60, a six-month heritage programme marking the 60th anniversary of Notting Hill Carnival. Produced by More Curricular CIC & Notting Hill Walks.
All attendees including children require a ticket. Tickets are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to pass your ticket to someone else.

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