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Successful living using the Principles of Kwanzaa is the theme of the latest book from author G. William James. Each chapter discusses the Nguzo Saba, or the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa and how African Americxan people may by adopting these Principles ma
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A Slave Ship Speaks is an exhibition of historical artifacts recovered from the oldest slave shipwreck identified by name. The Henrietta Marie...
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The Order of Kush is a nonprofit African-oriented honors society dedicated to exploring and promoting the history of Africa and Africans all over the world. We hold that Africans in the U.S., Africa, the Caribbean, South America and elsewhere are all one people, and that Africa is our home.
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One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism. Rhema is a place where the Christian fellowship is seasoned with the Holy Ghost and there are great interactive features.
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IN-VISIBLE IKONS
A unique multi-media lecture in commemoration of Black History Month 2005. In-Visible Icons explores Black and multi-heritage representation in historic art, literature, religion, science, photography, architecture and the NEWS MEDIA.
Following in the wake of celebrated published works as “About The Caribbean", "Nubian Saints of Christianity” and “Kush Reclaimed”, it forms part of ongoing research conducted by Roi Kwabena over a thirty year period in Afnka, Europe and the Caribbean.
Date: Monday 17th October 2005
Time: 7.30 pm sharp
Venue: Library Theatre Auditorium (next to mcdonalds)
Chamberlain Square Birmingham B3 3HQ
Admission: Waged Adults : £5.00 Students/Unemployed and OAP £3.00
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About The speaker
Dr. Roi Ankhkara Kwabena was born in the Caribbean island of Trinidad. He is a cultural anthropologist who has worked with all age ranges in Europe, Africa, Latin-America and the Caribbean for over thirty years.
His positive cultural advocacy has ensured his suitability for a variety of specialist projects addressing wide ranging issues such as functional and Cultural literacy, therapeutic harvesting of Memories by elders and young people (including cross generational dialogue) Anti-Racism, Community Cohesion, Social Inclusion, Cultural Diversity , redefining the Heritages of Indigenous peoples plus confidence building for prisoners, excluded and traumatized students, Refugees, etc.
Dr Kwabena is renowned for using critical analysis to examine the historical roots of racism and to assess the direct relevance this has on our lives today.
A unique multi-media lecture in commemoration of Black History Month 2005. In-Visible Icons explores Black and multi-heritage representation in historic art, literature, religion, science, photography, architecture and the NEWS MEDIA.
Following in the wake of celebrated published works as “About The Caribbean", "Nubian Saints of Christianity” and “Kush Reclaimed”, it forms part of ongoing research conducted by Roi Kwabena over a thirty year period in Afnka, Europe and the Caribbean.
Date: Monday 17th October 2005
Time: 7.30 pm sharp
Venue: Library Theatre Auditorium (next to mcdonalds)
Chamberlain Square Birmingham B3 3HQ
Admission: Waged Adults : £5.00 Students/Unemployed and OAP £3.00
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About The speaker
Dr. Roi Ankhkara Kwabena was born in the Caribbean island of Trinidad. He is a cultural anthropologist who has worked with all age ranges in Europe, Africa, Latin-America and the Caribbean for over thirty years.
His positive cultural advocacy has ensured his suitability for a variety of specialist projects addressing wide ranging issues such as functional and Cultural literacy, therapeutic harvesting of Memories by elders and young people (including cross generational dialogue) Anti-Racism, Community Cohesion, Social Inclusion, Cultural Diversity , redefining the Heritages of Indigenous peoples plus confidence building for prisoners, excluded and traumatized students, Refugees, etc.
Dr Kwabena is renowned for using critical analysis to examine the historical roots of racism and to assess the direct relevance this has on our lives today.
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