British Black Culture encompasses the diverse traditions, art forms, and social practices of Black communities in the United Kingdom. It has roots in the African diaspora, influenced by historical events such as the transatlantic slave trade and migration from the Caribbean and Africa. This culture is expressed through music genres like reggae, grime, and jazz, as well as literature, fashion, and visual arts. Key figures in British Black Culture include writers like Zadie Smith and Malorie Blackman, who explore themes of identity and race. Events such as Notting Hill Carnival celebrate this culture, showcasing vibrant costumes, music, and dance, fostering community and cultural pride.