Drive to decolonise history curriculums has ‘gone too far’, warns report
Schoolchildren are being taught that black people built Stonehenge as part of “decolonised” history curriculums, a report has found.
The claim is made in the book “Brilliant Black British History”, which is still used in schools across the country, according to research by Policy Exchange, the think-tank.
Written by Atinuke, the Nigerian-born British author, it says that “Britain was a black country for more than 7,000 years before white people came”.
