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searching and a lot more auction listen on BBC sounds.

This This is the Witness History Podcast from the BBC World Service.

And all this week we are looking back through our archives at events from British black history. Today we're going

back to 1978 and the British city of Birmingham and to a nightclub in the

center of the city which became a test case for racial equality laws.

For Hana Hider reports.

Just arrived good evening,

Carpenter Bobby and he was very welcoming to all Cleontel.

It's after midnight here at Polyannas.

The place has been pretty packed all evening,

but we've seen only a handful of colored youngsters inside.

Of course, race relations in Birmingham are complex and the managers of

discos like this one tend to feel they're in the front line of a volatile situation.

I do remember going to Parlianas in the mid-70s. I went there but it was an all white

nightclub at the time probably had one of those limited amount of black people attending the club policy happening.

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