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Dr Arthur Wint, High Commissioner of Jamaica, urges Rugby
Dr Arthur Wint, High Commissioner of Jamaica, urges Rugbys West Indians to take a greater part in community affairs. The appeal came during a speech at the West Indian club at Chapel Street. Dr Wint is pictured with the Mayor Peter Clark and the St Andrews Middle School steel band. 6th July 1976
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Coventry Telegraph Archive
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Warwickshire
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Media ID 21898927
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Community Drums Race Relations 1976 Ethnic Minority
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In this print from 1976, we see Dr Arthur Wint, the esteemed High Commissioner of Jamaica, passionately urging West Indian rugby players to actively participate in community affairs. The powerful appeal was delivered during a heartfelt speech at the West Indian club located on Chapel Street. The image captures Dr Wint alongside Mayor Peter Clark and the vibrant St Andrews Middle School steel band. As they stand together, their unity symbolizes the importance of collaboration between different generations and cultures for a stronger community. The presence of children in this photograph highlights the significance placed on education and youth empowerment within this particular event. These young individuals represent hope for a brighter future as they engage with music through playing drums, showcasing their talent and passion. This picture also sheds light on race relations during that era by showcasing an ethnic minority group taking center stage in a public setting. It serves as a reminder that diversity should be celebrated and embraced within society. Overall, this print encapsulates not only a significant moment in history but also emphasizes the power of collective action towards building stronger communities through education, cultural exchange, and inclusivity.
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