ITV Tonight is Britain’s most popular current affairs programme, which delivers compelling stories that get to the heart of what matters most to its viewers.

It is an absolute blessing and honour to be part of ITV’s Black & British: Tonight special programme, which will air on Thursday 29th October 2020 at 7:30pm on ITV.

As Head of Psychology, I teach my students to be critical and question the hidden data. Black history month gives us the opportunity to be exposed to, and understand what is not recorded ‘visible’, popular history, and to push for a history that is inclusive of all…every month.

This episode amplifies the importance of understanding what it means to be Black and British through our stories (I share on my experience with systemic racism in Healthcare as part of my ongoing Stevens Johnson Syndrome Awareness campaign).

This episode celebrates the incredible work of black pioneers and our collective contribution to British society.

Black British History is British History. I’ll be watching ITV’s Black and British: Tonight Programme on Thurs 29th @ 7:30pm #BHM #ITVTonigh

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ITV will put the replay link to be access via ITV Hub (Episode 35) and I hope to record some snippets to share too!

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— Kanayo ❤️ (@doctorkanayo) July 11, 2020

📺 Tonight at 7.30 pm (GMT), tune into @ITVTonight's Black & British, a celebration of Black Britons and their contribution to British society, featuring @IoE_London alumna @DoctorKanayo. She shares her experience with systemic racism in healthcare. pic.twitter.com/631i8MJFIW

— UCL Alumni (@UCLAlumni) October 29, 2020

Our very own alumna @doctorkanayo (pictured second from the left) is featuring on tonight's ITV programme Black and British at 7.30pm. Tune in to hear her share her experience with systemic racism in healthcare. More info here https://t.co/nXqZym8HMu #ForeverSurrey #SurreyAlumni pic.twitter.com/cAvznzoCIW

— Forever Surrey (@SurreyAlumni) October 29, 2020

My story is reaching a national platform tonight 🎉🙌🏾🙏🏾 #ITVTonight @ 7:30pm!! https://t.co/FkKDbMN0Kp pic.twitter.com/V6CjGyTkkR

— Kanayo ❤️ (@doctorkanayo) October 29, 2020

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It is an absolute blessing and honour to be part of ITV’s Black and British:Tonight special program, which will air on Thursday 29th October at 7:30pm. • As Head of Psychology, I teach my students to be critical and question the hidden data. Black history month gives us the opportunity to be exposed to, and understand what is not recorded ‘visible’, popular history, and to push for a history that is inclusive of all…every month. • This episode amplifies the importance of understanding what it means to be Black and British through our stories (I share on my experience with systemic racism in Healthcare as part of my ongoing #SJSAwareness campaign). It celebrates the incredible work of black pioneers and our collective contribution to British society. • Black British History is British History. • #ITVTonight #ImOnTV #MadeMyMamaProud #AllThingsWorkTogetherForAGood #BeyondMyImagination #BeyondMyDreams #Purpose #LivingOnPurpose #SJSSurvivor #MyStoryWillReachNations #MammaIMadeIt #ITVBlackHistory #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth #ITVTonightBlackHistory #BlackAndBritish #UntoldStories #BlackNarrative #BlackHistory #BritishHistory #SystemicRacism #MedicalRacism

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