Review:
Seventy Years of Struggle and Achievement – Life Stories of Ethnic Minority Women Living in Wales
Edited and Selected by Meena Upadhyaya, Kirsten Lavine and Chris Weedon.
Foreword by Julie Morgan and Jane Hutt.
Introduction by Professor Terry Threadgold From Planet 246
Rajvi Glasbrook Griffiths
reviews
Seventy Years of Struggle and Achievement – Life Stories of Ethnic Minority Women Living in Wales
Edited and Selected by Meena Upadhyaya, Kirsten Lavine and Chris Weedon. Foreword by Julie Morgan and Jane Hutt. Introduction by Professor Terry Threadgold
Parthian, £20
Seventy Years of Struggle and Achievement is a powerful title that sums up the spirit of this vibrantly candid book that is in equal parts an acknowledgement of hardships and a celebration of success gained not only despite, but by actively overcoming, those hardships.
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Rajvi Glasbrook Griffiths is a deputy headteacher, director at Lit Caerleon and a trustee for the Books Council of Wales. She has worked towards the Welsh Government’s Race Equality Action Plan and Curriculum for Wales.
