They were invited to Britain to help build a better life – battling racism, low pay and inequality.
Decades later, they were discriminated against again with the windrush scandal and even now many of the victims are still waiting for compensation.
Ayshah Tull has been speaking to three women from the Windrush generation who arrived in Liverpool more than half a century ago.
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