COMING SOON
Web-casts:
How should we define blackness in the 21st Century?: Live recording of a round-table discussion chaired by Dr Anthony Reddie, Reader in Black Theology, Queens Foundation, Birmingham & Editor, Black theology: An International Journal
For many blackness symbolises more than just skin colour. It embraces the experiences of other communities that have encountered or are encountering similar kinds of injustices to those experienced by black communities. As a political definition blackness therefore includes lesbian, gay, disabled and other communities that feel discriminated against. This round-table discussion explores whether the narrower or wider definition of blackness is more appropriate for the 21st Century, whether the two can be held in tension or whether there are other definitions of blackness we need to explore.
Podcasts:
1. Four Top Tips To Grow Your Business During The Recession- Lotwina Farodoye
2. Opportunities For Black Businesses During The Recession- Elsa Caleb
3. The Black Entrepreneur-
4. Can Black Mum's Turn Black Boy's Into Black Men?- Melvyn Davis
5. How Should We Define Black/Blackness in The Twenty-First Century?
6. Think Big, Think Global for your Business
The State of Black Britain Symposium Roadshow 2010
The symposium is hitting the road in 2010 and will be visiting Bristol (date) and Birmingham (date) in the first quarter of 2010. Other locations will be announced shortly.
Was The Rev'd Dr Jeremiah Wright Wrong?: Exploring Race, Religion & Rage in Public Discourse.
The evening will include excerpts from The Revd Dr Jeremiah Wright's sermon on race in America, President Barack Obama's speech on race during his election campaign and a three-person interactive panel discussion.
