The Voice Newspaper

Founded in August 1982 by Jamaican-born media pioneer Val McCalla, The Voice stands as Britain’s premier national African-Caribbean publication. Celebrating 44 years in the United Kingdom, the newspaper played a historic role in British media by shifting focus from immigrant-centered foreign reporting to the home-grown issues, social justice struggles, and achievements of British-born Black communities. Emerging in London in the wake of the 1981 Brixton uprisings, it quickly established itself as a vital advocate for racial equality, representation, and empowerment.The Voice has evolved into a monthly print publication paired with a dynamic, digital-first model. (voice-online.co.uk)