Black Britain was a pioneering British funk and soul band that emerged in the 1980s. They were among the first black British bands to openly explore their racial and cultural identity in their music, a trend that would later become prevalent in the British music scene. Notable members included singer Franklyn De Allie and bassist Don Weekes, both of whom contributed to the band's unique sound. Their most influential work, "Ain't No Rockin' in a Police State", remains a powerful commentary on social issues.