Black History: Are children learning enough about it?

"You're a history teacher? You don't look like one."<br /><br />A Year 7 pupil's words to 25-year-old Otis Blaize, who works at a school in south London.<br /><br />He said the black boy smiled with excitement when he replied that he was indeed a history teacher.<br /><br />Why? Because Otis looked similar to him.<br /><br />This Black History Month on the Sky News Daily podcast, Otis shares his own experience of growing up, his aspiration to become a good role model for young people and the importance of the subject.<br /><br />Sky's Gamal Fahnbulleh is also joined by Kimberly McIntosh, columnist at gal-dem magazine and Calvin Robinson - a school governor and former assistant headteacher - as we look at teaching black history and how it is included in the curriculum.