included his daughter Tamara and Farrukh Dhondy. A note of condolence from Jeremy Corbyn was read out. Academic legacyDarcus Howe: a Political Biography, by Robin Bunce of Cambridge University and human rights activist Paul Field, was published in 2013 by Bloomsbury Academic, and in a 2017 paperback edition entitled Renegade: The Life and Times of Darcus Howe. The Darcus Howe Papers – containing "correspondence, writings, interview transcripts, court reports and transcripts, printed material, and audio and video tapes regarding the life and work of journalist and activist, Darcus Howe—a British citizen and native of Trinidad" – are archived at Columbia University Libraries. In popular media Howe appears in the 1973 Franco Rosso and John La Rose documentary film The Mangrove Nine. Actor Malachi Kirby portrays Howe in the Mangrove episode of Steve McQueen's 2020 film anthology/television miniseries Small Axe. Linton Kwesi Johnson wrote about Darcus Howe in the song “Man Free” on his album Dread Beat an' BloodSelected bibliography Black Sections in the Labour Party, London: Creation for Liberation, 1985. President Nyerere in Conversation with Darcus Howe and Tariq Ali, London: Creation for Liberation, 1986. From Bobby to Babylon: Blacks and the British Police, London: Race Today Publications, 1988. As editor The Road Make to Walk on Carnival Day: The Battle for the West Indian Carnival in Britain, London: Race Today Collective, 1977. With Margaret Busby, C. L. R. James's 80th Birthday Lectures, London: Creation for Liberation, 1984. See also British African-Caribbean community References External links , BlackinBritain.co.uk. Retrieved 13 August 2011. "Darcus Howe and Britain's Black Power movement", 1900–2000s, Our Migration Story. Christian Høgsbjerg, "Darcus Howe: Black Power in the New Left" (obituary), Socialist Review'' 424 (May 2017). "A Political Life - Darcus Howe and Robin Bunce", YouTube video, 10 August 2015. 1943 births 2017 deaths Alumni of Queen's Royal College, Trinidad Black British activists Black British television personalities Black British writers British anti-racism activists British broadcasters British columnists British male journalists British people convicted of assault British television presenters British writers English people of Trinidad and Tobago descent Members of the Middle Temple Trinidad and Tobago emigrants to the United Kingdom Trinidad and Tobago journalists