MEDICINE THROUGH TIME: BLACK DEATH

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Across
  1. 3. The first name of the owner of the Mangrove and El Rio Café
  2. 6. This organisation was keen to recruit workers from the Caribbean after it began in 1948
  3. 8. The term used to describe the bombing of London during the Second World War
  4. 9. The surname of the black youth who was stabbed to death in May 1959
  5. 10. A popular form of Caribbean music as performed by acts such as 'Lord Kitchener'
  6. 11. The was the name of the 'Generation' of migrants who came to Britain after 1948
  7. 12. These three letters describe the cramped and overcrowded housing often given to Caribbean migrants in Notting Hill
  8. 13. The surname of the lady who first published the West Indian Gazette
  9. 14. These 'parties' were held by black residents to help them pay for their housing
Down
  1. 1. This was the name of the street where a famous Caribbean market was regularly held
  2. 2. This racist organisation sent threatening letters to the West Indian Gazette with the hope of stopping it being published
  3. 4. The British black group who aimed to protect the black community of Notting Hill
  4. 5. These were parties held in people's homes or disused buildings
  5. 7. The name of the TV organisation which broadcast events from the first Caribbean Carnival
  6. 9. This was the name of the 'bar' which existed which stopped black people gaining entry to clubs or having certain jobs
  7. 15. The kind of white 'boys' who formed gangs and came to Notting Hill to intimidate black residents