Arsenal is special. Its uniquely convivial fandom reflects the changing city that surrounds the club, and over decades of fielding Black footballers who have made iconic contributions to the English game it has formed a special relationship with Black British popular culture. It might not have set out to become one, but Arsenal Football Club has become a powerful symbol for what multiculturalism can mean, its everyday realities sustaining hopes and dreams of a better world. To examine and celebrate this phenomenon, Black Arsenal looks at the story of the club since the early 1990s, on the...