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The Bitter History of the Booker Prize: The Booker Company, Sugar Imperialism, and the Battle for British Guiana
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"The Bitter History of the Booker Prize: The Booker Company, Sugar Imperialism, and the Battle for British Guiana" by Dr Ben Richardson

Thursday 19th November, 3-4pm
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This talk will take place via Teams, including a live Q&A session, as part of the SU’s Hidden Histories lecture series.

"The Booker Prize takes its name from its initial sponsor, Booker McConnell, one of the preeminent companies of the British empire. The commercial lifeblood of Booker had been sugar and its heartland was British Guiana. Indeed, so dominant was it in colonial affairs that the country was dubbed ‘Booker’s Guiana’. This talk explores the history of British imperialism in the Caribbean and its legacies for both modern-day Guyana and the UK. The event will consist of a pre-recorded lecture followed by live Q&A. Please feel free to type questions during the lecture as well as ask them afterwards."

More information | Tags: Open to the public Students' Union Public Engagement Politics and International Studies Equality, Diversity & Inculsion Curriculum liberation |

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