October marks Black History Month, the annual celebration of the history, achievements and contributions of black people in the UK.
This dedicated month was envisioned as a way to counter the perceived invisibility of black people and to challenge the negative stereotypes.
To celebrate this time, our own President of the GFTU, Oshor Williams, gives an insight into his life and what Black History Month means to him here
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