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Statement Following the Death of Professor Jason Arday
We are deeply devastated by the death of Professor Jason Arday. On behalf of the UK Black Parliamentary Caucus, we extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and loved ones. Young, gifted and black, the memory of Professor Jason Arday will live on in our community as a testament that there is no ceiling…
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We Joined the Congressional Black Caucus in Supporting a United Nations Permanent Forum on People of African Descent
The UK Parliamentary Black Caucus joined the Congressional Black Caucus and other Parliamentarian Black Caucuses and Parliamentarians from across the globe in calling for a United Nations Permanent Forum on People of African Descent. Please read below the full letter and list of signatories:
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The rising threat of racism and violence from the far-right Statement
The Parliamentary Black Caucus condemns in the strongest terms the recent rise in racism, abuse and anti-migrant hatred that we have witnessed in many parts of our beloved country. Whilst all people have the right to peaceful protest, we are clear that racism, intimidation and violence have no place in our society and must be…
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Windrush Day Statement
Today, on Windrush Day, the Parliamentary Black Caucus joins together to celebrate the Windrush generation and their immense contribution to this country in all walks of life. The Empire Windrush ship brought people from Jamaica, Trinidad, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Barbados and much more. Many served in the British armed forces in World War Two. They…
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METRO – I’M MAKING SURE BLACK POLITICIANS – AND OTHERS – ARE GETTING OUR VOICES HEARD
With the world at a dangerous tipping point, I believe that using your voice is more important than ever. That’s why I am proud to announce the launch of the Parliamentary Black Caucus, a bold new initiative that brings together Black and minoritised MPs and Lords from across the House with a shared mission: To…



