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Doreen Delceita Lawrence, also known as Baroness Lawrence of Clarendon, OBE, was born in 1952 and is a prominent British Jamaican activist. She gained recognition for her advocacy work following the tragic murder of her son, Stephen Lawrence, a black British teenager who fell victim to a racist attack in South East London in 1993. In response to this devastating event, she dedicated herself to promoting reforms within the police service and established the Stephen Lawrence Ch

Known for his association with the Socialist Campaign Group, Bernie Grant was a vocal advocate against police racism. His political career culminated in his election as the Member of Parliament for Tottenham, London, in 1987, a position he held until his passing in 2000. Grant's legacy as a British Labour Party politician who championed social justice and equality continues to be remembered and celebrated by many to this day.

Kesewa Aboah has worked under contract with VIVA Model Management and DNA Models. Her modelling career began at the young age of six when she landed her first job with Jigsaw. Since then, she has appeared in advertising campaigns for top fashion brands such as Alexander McQueen and Miu Miu. Notably, in 2010, Aboah and her sister were chosen to star in an advertisement campaign for H&M, marking a significant milestone in her career.

Mary Prince's life began in the shackles of slavery, as she was considered the property of her slave owners. However, her legacy as a national hero in Bermuda was not solely based on her status as a slave, but rather on her courageous fight for freedom. Unlike many other enslaved individuals, Mary Prince took a stand against the injustices she faced and shared her story with the British people in order to advocate for her rights and the rights of others in similar situations.

The enduring popularity of Diversity can be attributed to a few things; their ability to push boundaries and captivate audiences with their innovative choreography and mesmerising performances. Their unique blend of street dance, contemporary moves, and storytelling has earned them a dedicated fan base that eagerly awaits their every appearance. With Ashley Banjo at the helm, this extraordinary crew continues to inspire and entertain, proving that their talent knows no bounds

Perri Luc Kiely, born on December 15, 1995, is a prominent British street dancer, as well as a well-known TV and radio presenter. He gained recognition as a member of the renowned dance troupe Diversity, which achieved victory in the third series of Britain's Got Talent back in 2009.

Jordan Mayowa Banjo, born on December 31, 1992, is a renowned British street dancer who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. He gained widespread recognition as a member of the highly acclaimed dance troupe Diversity, which emerged victorious in the third series of Britain's Got Talent. Jordan's exceptional talent and captivating performances have solidified his position as one of the most talented dancers in the industry.

In raising his own children, Ashley Banjo believes it is crucial to teach them about justice from an early age. He wants to instil in them the importance of standing up against injustice and calling it out as wrong. This commitment to teaching his children about justice reflects Ashley's personal experiences and his desire to create a more inclusive society.

Oliver Lyseight's journey to Britain in 1951 was marked by his arrival on the ship 'Britannica' at Liverpool Docks on November 8th of that year. As one of the early African Caribbean members of the Wolverhampton community, he sought solace and connection by attending the Darlington Street Methodist Church in the town centre. Initially, Oliver did not encounter any difficulties in being part of a predominantly white church. However, this changed when a new minister assumed lea