Hall of Fame
Black Heroes Foundation
Celebrating Black Heroes
The Black Heroes Foundation’s celebration of Black Heroes past and present that have shaped and are shaping our history and future.
Martin Luther King
I have a Dream Martin Luther King’s Speech on August 28, 1963. Washington, D.C.
Mary Seacole
Nursing the needy during outbreaks of diseases and injured soldiers
Sam King
Sam Beaver King MBE (20 February 1926 – 17 June 2016)
Margaret Yvonne Busby
Myriad (publishers) deems Margaret Busby as a major cultural figure in Britain and around the world.
Elizabeth Anionwu
UK’s first sickle cell and thalassaemia nurse specialist and Campaigner for a statue of Mary Seacole.
Ronke Phillips
Roke Phillips Journalist and news reporter
Nadine White
Reporting issues on racism and social affairs
J S Celestine Edwards
First known British black newspaper editor
Professor Shirley Thompson
Composer, conductor and violinist
Nanny of the Maroons
Freedom fighter and leader of the maroons
Harriet Tubman
Leading abolitionist of slavery
Samuel Sharpe
Instrumental in the abolition of slavery
Marcus Rashford
English Professional footballer and campaigner
Marcus Mosiah Garvey
Pan African sympathies
Nelson Mandela
Ended apartheid in South Africa
Rosa Park
Civil rights activist
Lenford Kwesi Garrison
Historian and educationist
Desmond Tutu
South African’s Human Rights activist against apartheid
Malorie Blackman
Famous children’s author
John Richard Archer
The first Black Mayor in London, Battersea
Benjamin Zephaniah
Poetry, author, broadcaster and academic
Mary Prince
An abolitionist and author
George Padmore
Pan-African theorist
Naomi Campbell
Model and philanthropist
Bernadine Evaristo
Writer and poet
Sheku Kanneh-Mason
First Black musician to win the BBC Young Musician competition
Simon Woolley
Campaigning for political and social equality
Harold Moody
Humanitarian and civil rights activist
Patrick Vernon
Political activist, cultural historian and Windrush campaigner
Iman Bowie
Supermodel, cosmetics and charity work
Carter Woodson
Father of USA Black History Month, author, editor, publisher and historian.
Chi-Chi Nwanoku
Musician and academic
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The Foundation is dependent upon support from the community, businesses and government bodies. Please support this great cause in order to help fulfil Flip Fraser’s dream, and preserve his legacy created from the internationally acclaimed show “Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame”.
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