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From 1968 to 1973, the West Indies did not win a Test series. They lost 2-0 on their previous England our in 1969. By 1973, and despite this lack of success, West Indian cricket still played a central role as medium of Caribbean self-expression in Britain. In the summer of 1973, could the West Indies deliver the performances and results to inspire the Caribbean diaspora in Britain? 1973 and Me reveals why this was a landmark year for many of the contributors, exploring the story, legacy, first-hand testimonies and Colin’s personal memoir of this iconic year. It reflects on patterns of Colin’s family and Caribbean migration to Britain, wider perspectives on history, identity, music and politics, shared family experiences of television in the 1970s, a collection of memorable events, and interplay with the 1973 West Indies tour. Press Release – 1973 and Me Updated 2022
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