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The black leader and freedom fighter Claudia Jones founded the West Indian Gazette in 1958. Her broad-based interest in world politics and charismatic personality raised the tone of the subjects covered and the calibre of both the contributing journalists and the people they interviewed. Claudia's style of reportage increased the social and political awareness of the growing number of Black and Asian peoples in Britain, with in-depth articles on issues such as the MP Fenner Brockway's stand on the Bill dealing with racial discrimination. The gazette was to fold six months after her death on December 25th, 1964. West Indian Gazette, July 1962.

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Image type:	Print
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Ref:	05368
Identifier:	IV 267/1/5ii
Date:	1962