Dive into the captivating journey of Charlie Phillips, a beacon of Black Britain’s unseen history. From a young Jamaican immigrant to one of the UK’s most eminent photographers, Phillips has been the silent witness to a pivotal era in London’s vibrant African-Caribbean community. With a camera left behind by an American soldier, he embarked on a mission to capture the soul of an age and the untold stories of his community. 🇬🇧🖤 From Notting Hill parties to iconic encounters across Europe, discover the resilience, determination, and artistry of a legend whose lens helped unveil a hidden chapter of Britain’s cultural tapestry.
🌟 Join us as we pay tribute to an extraordinary hero! 🎖️
Discover the awe-inspiring story of Johnson Beharry, a true beacon of courage and sacrifice. His valor was recognized with the prestigious Victoria Cross, making him the first living recipient in decades. 🇬🇧
🗓️ Don’t miss our exclusive feature on this remarkable soldier’s incredible journey on #BlackHistoryMonth.
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