London's iconic underground Tube map has been redesigned in honour of Black History Month, with each stop naming a Black trailblazer who has shaped British history.
London mayor Sadiq Khan shared the Black History Tube Map on Twitter on Tuesday with the caption: "We're putting London's Black history on the map."
Created by Transport for London (TfL) and Black Cultural Archives (BCA) Heritage, the map features 272 "Black creators, leaders and trailblazers who have helped make London the city it is today".
Stations were renamed for individuals such as Mary Prince, a British abolitionist who dictated a powerful anti-slavery memoir about her escape from Bermuda and 19th century London violinist George Bridgetower.