In this riveting episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we trace the extraordinary journey of Claudia Jones—from her roots in Trinidad to her rise as a fearless journalist, feminist, and political exile who shaped the Black British press and launched what became Notting Hill Carnival. Discover how this unsung trailblazer challenged imperialism, racism, and sexism on both sides of the Atlantic, crafting a legacy of resistance through words, culture, and community. Tune in to reclaim the fire and brilliance of a revolutionary who refused to be erased.
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