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A Slice-of-Life: British-African Social Comedy in Bola Agbaje’s Council Estate Playsaian or Nigerian heritage, brought unique voices to the text-based profile of the contemporary London stage, adding to the prevailing images of black Britain with interrogations of some of the particular issues encountered by British-Africans in relation to predominant ideas about black British iden

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-06781-82007), establishing Kwei-Armah’s reputation as an avowedly political black British playwright who, in his own words, writes as a ‘catalyst for debate around themes that are pertinent to our communities and to our nation’ (Anon., ., 12 July 2010).. Kwei-Armah has been nominated for several awards, in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-06781-8ional recognition that is rare for black British playwrights with productions of . and . in Europe, the USA and Australia.. Recognition for her work includes a Laurence Olivier Most Promising Playwright Award (2004) for . and a BAFTA (British Academy Film and Television Award) for her television ada

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Untersuchung von Acylheterocumulenen,xamine how racially coded expectations surround black men’s ability as players of sports and illustrate how understanding sporting support as an index of national identity and belonging is made more complex by the presence of black players and fans. Sport can both unite and divide nations, thus maki

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