Wednesday 23 October 2024
Date
Old Chapel Lecture Theatre, Penryn Campus
Location
About the event
POSTPONED - we're hoping to reschedule for early November so if you are interested, please sign up and we will contact you once a new date is finalised.
This is a sociology, cultural anthropology, and social movement history lecture on the diverse Black and African diaspora identities in the Americas, Europe, and their counterparts on the African continent, including multiethnic Black and African identities. Discussion of the complexities and differences between race, place, nation states, and ethnic identities.
Trigger warning for discussion of racism, colonialism, and enslavement. Lecturer is of West African & European family heritage and lived experience.
Please sign up to this event by completing the lecture sign up form.
What to expect
Thsi event will be a lecture-style presentation exploring the complexities and differences between, race, place, nation states, and ethnic identities.
There may be some topics that are triggering for you dependent on your lived experience and sensitivities.
Accessibility information
- The lecture theatre is wheelchair accessible and has automatic doors.
- The nearest toilets are located at the entrance of the lecture theatre, including the disabled toilet.
- If you need further information or require support to access the lecture, please email us on info@thesu.org.uk.