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The Colour Line: Inequity and Balance of Power in a Post-Colonial World 

  • The James Connolly Visitor Centre 376 Falls Road Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT12 6DG United Kingdom (map)
  • Talk by Takura Donald Makoni, who is Zimbabwean, born in Leeds and raised in Lesotho, Swaziland, Zimbabwe and Botswana. He is currently the Policy Officer at the African and Caribbean Support Organisation Northern Ireland (ACSONI).

  • Much of the western world associates African heritage with slavery, perceived as an issue of the past. This talk explores beyond the confines of slavery, looking at broader themes such as colonialism, imperialism and the global balance of power. It recognises that not all individuals of African heritage necessarily have a direct connection to slavery but that many of those peoples share a historical link to colonialism, a mindset that goes hand in hand with slavery.

  • Learn more about ACSONI on their website

  • Learn more about The James Connolly Visitor Centre on their website

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Film Screening of Glory (1989), introduced by Dr Brian Kelly (QUB)

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POSTPONED: Voices for Hope: A Conversation on Black Global Solidarity