Lanre Bakare

Lanre Bakare is a journalist and author whose work focuses on Black culture and history in Britain. His recent publication sheds light on the contributions of Black individuals across various fields, including sports.

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United Kingdom: Lanre Bakare explores German parenting methods and their structured approach to child-rearing. 6

Stuart Heritage Manuela Naldini Lotte Jeffs Isabelle Filliozat Caroline Goldman Nora Imlau Kristin Cardew Aga Rogala

The Guardian: Italian late nights, French discipline, German bed-sharing: five UK writers try to parent like the Europeans | Parents and parenting

United Kingdom: Lanre Bakare is an arts and culture correspondent for the Guardian. 7

Margaret Thatcher Keir Starmer Enoch Powell Mark Duggan Axmed Sheekh Charles Wooten Kelso Cochrane

The Guardian: The racial violence in Ballymena repeats a pattern that’s blighted Britain for years. We must wake up to that | Lanre Bakare

United Kingdom: We Were There by Lanre Bakare is among the books on Jason Allen-Paisant's bedside table. 7

Jason Allen Paisant Jacob Ross Fernando Pessoa Jacqueline Crooks Georges Perec

The Guardian: Poet Jason Allen-Paisant: ‘We belong in the picture’ | Books

United Kingdom: Lanre Bakare is the author of We Were There, which explores Black culture in Britain. 8

Marvin Hagler Alan Minter Harry Carpenter Frank Bruno Lennox Lewis Chris Eubank Nigel Benn Henry Goodson Stephen Graham Malachi Kirby Hezekiah Moscow Bill Richmond Tom Molineaux Tom Cribb Sam Robinson Harry Sutton James Wharton Nat Fleischer Sarah Elizabeth Cox Len Johnson Peter Banasko Anthony Joshua Daniel Dubois Nicola Adams Natasha Jonas Maureen Blackwood Manuel Abrew Charlie Abrew William Hazlitt Norman Mailer Ernest Hemingway

The Guardian: From racist bans to lion-tamer fighters: the wild history of Britain’s unsung Black boxing superstars | Television & radio