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Championing Hull’s black history
Former Chair of Hull Amnesty Group Cecil Oxaal’s family history, is one of mixed heritage from wealthy white slaveholders. Cecile spent more than thirty years teaching in High schools.
Cecile is a member of HULL WOMEN’S LITERARY CLUB which was founded in 1960 for women interested in literature and other arts. A keen historian and author, Cecile explores the background of Dr. Murdoch, a Scottish medical doctor who
settled in Hull in 1896 and who galvanised the suffrage campaign in Hull and East
Yorkshire and she is known for her book Not Just Wilberforce: Champions of Human Rights Hull and East Yorkshire co written by Ekkehard Kopp (Hard cover, 2014).
Cecile continues to campaign for humanity and human rights, during Black History
Month and throughout the year with Hull Amnesty Group.
With the support of Hull University, we strive to create lasting change by working hand-in-hand with local stakeholders and community leaders.
Hull’s Black community is a vibrant and integral part of our city.
The vibrant mix of cultures, traditions, and perspectives enriches the social fabric of the city, making it a truly unique and dynamic place to live.
We work collaboratively and inclusively to ensure that everyone’s voice is heard and valued.