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Good times and dances might last forever. The sound of London's black gay scene,

written and red by Jason Oke and Dyer.

Recording black British history often feels like a rescue effort and a race against time. There is a very real risk that if you

don't preserve certain events and memories then they might be lost forever. I think

this is true of the histories of all people who have lived within the crowded

margins of society.

Living under a state that has historically deemed other people's lives to be of little significance means that its institutions,

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