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Story summary
- The Welsh reggae sound system scene in Cardiff shaped African-Caribbean culture in the UK and built networks despite hostility.
- Benji Webbe of Bismillah credits these systems for their success.
- In the 1990s, the rise of dance music led to fading sound systems and closures like Casablanca Club.
- Activists such as Yasmin Begum urge recognition and preservation of Black Welsh culture and call on institutions to support it.
