Black Londoners Pocket Book
Part of Alex Pascall’s daily toolkit includes a notebook and pen as a keen writer, poet, songwriter, journalist and curator of Black and Caribbean culture sharing the best of this with inter-cultural communities across the globe.

Our Home and heritage cover art for our Black Londoners Pocket Book  Alex Pascall’s interview with Angela Davis in 1976 and Alex post interview moments with author and activist for racial equality, James Baldwin.

Pocket Book for art ideas, notes, lyric writing, creative writing and unique gift choice. New release in our Good Vibes Home and Heritage  Collection. Limited Edition. Features a different rare image from the BAMAAPC archive on the back  cover.

‘Black Londoners’ was groundbreaking and became Britain’s very first daily mainstream show dedicated to delivering content for West Indians in particular in response to the 1970’s Race Relations Act and aired on BBC Radio London. Black Londoners, originally formatted by both Alex and his wife Joyce Pascall, became the go to platform for the Black Diaspora and European listeners showcasing Caribbean culture and current affairs as well as serving 59% of Radio London’s overall  listenership and 60% of Black and minority audiences.