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This was 80 years ago! 🤯
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Britain's first black teacher
Thomas Joseph Jenkins was the first black school teacher in Britain.
Born in 1797 on the Upper Guinea coast in West Africa, Thomas would go on to become a teacher at a time where black people were seen as intellectually 'inferior' to other races.
Mr Jenkins journey to becoming the UK's first black teacher would start with his father.
Thomas father, a local chief had established an reputation as a prominent slave trader. When his son reached the age of six, his father entrusted him to James Swanson, captain of the slave ship Prudence.
The African chief hoped that his son might receive a better education in Britain than in his home village.
As an adult, he travelled to London where he trained and worked as a teacher at the British and Foreign School Society.
Thomas graduated in January 1821 and travelled to Mauritius as a teacher.
By 1823, he was chosen to lead the newly established free Government "Model School" in Port Louis.
Thomas served the remainder of his teaching career in Mauritius and died in June 1859, leaving a widow and four children.
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Primer maestro negro de Gran Bretaña
Thomas Joseph Jenkins fue el primer maestro negro en Bretaña.
Nació en el año 1797 en la costa de la Alta Guinea en África Occidental. Thomas se convirtió en maestro en un tiempo en el que se creía que las personas negras eran intelectualmente “inferiores” comprados con otras razas.
El camino de Mr. Jenkins a convertirse en maestro, comenzó con su padre.
El padre de Thomas, un cacique local que había establecido una reputación como un prominente comerciante de esclavos. Cuando su hijo alcanzó la edad de seis años, se lo encargó a James Swanson, el capitán de un barco de esclavos llamado Prudence.
El cacique africano tenía la esperanza de que su hijo podría tener una mejor educación en Bretaña que en su aldea natal.
Como adulto, viajó a Londres donde entrenó y trabajó como maestro en British and Foreign School Society (Sociedad de Escuelas Británicas y Extranjeras).
Thomas se graduó en enero de 1821 y viajó a Mauritius como maestro.
En 1823 fue elegido para dirigir la “Escuela Modelo”, gratuita y recientemente fundada por el Gobierno en Puerto Luis.
Thomas cumplió el resto de su carrera docente en Mauritius. Falleció en el año 1859, dejando a una viuda y cuatro hijos.
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