Thursday 19 January 2017
6:30pm - 8:30pm
CLM 4:02
We've got something special for you...
Ex-Black Panther, Bob Brown will be speaking at LSE on Thursday the 19th of January for an intimate night of knowledge exhange, and key historical reflection. He will be joined by Omowale Rupert, a representative of the Pan Afrikan Society Community Forum, and together they will share the lessons they have learned along their incredible journey.
The night will be interactive - the audience will be given plenty of opportunities to share their ideas and confront their own thoughts.
The interviewer will be Temi Mwale, social entreprenuer, Director of The 4FrontProject and listed in 2017s Forbes '30 under 30'. Temi a core member of the 'Justice4Mark' campaign which was a protest organisation created to object to the 'Lawful' killing of Mark Duggan in 2011. Temi Mwale is more than an activist, committing endless amounts of time to deal with issues in her community and beyond.
Rarely are there spaces at such universities where one can have a dialogue with key historical figures involved in 'Black Liberation'. This is a unique opportunity to gather knowledge from those who know too well what it is like to face prejudice and discrimination. Come with your open minds, appetite for learning and of course... thought provoking debate. Not many can say that they have met a Black Panther... utilise this opportunity!