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January 8, 2018
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Date: Mon. Feb. 5, 2018 @ 6 - 8 PM
Location: Dalhousie SUB room 303
Please join the Black Student Advising Centre in celebrating the eve of Dalhousie Centennial in our 2018 African Heritage Month event with an interesting topic: Why Black Unity? Pan-Africanism, Dalhousie and the World.
Though leaders such as Marcus Garvey, Bob Marley, and Rocky Jones believed strongly in the unity of black people – across the globe. But why did they choose Pan-Africanism as a world view, and is such a position still necessary for the 21st century? Join Dr. Chike Jeffers, philosopher of race, and Dr. Isaac Saney, historian, as they explore the history of Pan-Africanism and question its significance for Dalhousie, Nova Scotia, and the world.
Moderator: Tiffany Gordon
For more information please visit the Dal Events page.
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