Courtney Law: Community pioneer and equality campaigner 

Darcus Howe: Broadcaster, writer, and civil rights campaigner

Altheia Jones‑LeCointe: Political campaigner and activist 

Elizabeth Obi: Activist & campaigner

Audley Baines: Community activist and organiser 

Leila Hassan: Political campaigner & Editor

Olive Morris: Civil rights campaigner

Bob Marley: Reggae musician 

Marvin Gaye: Soul singer and musician

Linton Kwesi Johnson: Poet, dub musician, and political activist

Stevie Wonder: Internationally renowned musician

Eartha Kitt: Singer, actress, and activist

Eddy Grant: Musician and songwriter

Peter Tosh: Reggae musician and activist

Jimmy Cliff: Reggae musician and actor

Dame Cleo Laine: Jazz musican

Steve Barnard: Broadcaster and first Black BBC radio presenter with a reggae show

Alex Pascall: Broadcaster, publisher, and historian

The Rt Hon Lord David Pitt of Hampstead: Doctor, Labour politician, and civil rights activist

Diane Abbott MP: Politician 

The Rt Hon Michael Manley ON: Prime Minister of Jamaica

Indira Gandhi: Prime Minister of India

George Berry: Publican and the first Black British licensee

Lionel Morrison: Journalist and the first Black president of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ)

James Baldwin: Writer, intellectual, and civil rights activist

Barbara Grey: Community organiser and subject of Kenlock’s iconic anti‑racist photograph Keep Britain White

Muhammad Ali: Professional boxer, global sporting icon, and political activist

Donald Quarrie: Olympic sprinter

Arthur Stanley Wint OD MBE: Surgeon, Olympic gold medallist, and Jamaican High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.