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Portrait of a black woman

Performing Race will host a panel to bring together artists and sociologists that represent racial counter-narratives in response to the ideas of W.E.B. Du Bois of race as a social construction, to explore the nuanced threads of racial discourse and social interaction to re-conceptualise race as social performance. The panel will be followed by a networking drinks reception.

To be chaired by Nazir Afzal OBE

Speakers:

Dr Shona Hunter, Reader in Institutional Whiteness in the Centre for Race, Education, and Decoloniality - Leeds Beckett University

Dr Kehinde Andrews, Professor of Black Studies – Birmingham City University

Dr Christine Checinska, Associate Research Fellow at University of Johannesburg

Dr Michael Mcmillan, Playwright, Artist/Curator, and Educator

Dr Karamat Iqbal, Author of British Pakistani boys, education and the role of religion: In the land of the Trojan Horse and A Biography of the word Paki.

SCHEDULE:

6.00pm – 6.15pm: Arrival and Seating

6.15pm – 6.30pm: Opening Event

6.30pm – 8.10pm: Performing Race Panel

8.15pm – 9.00pm: Networking Drinks Reception

Curator and Organiser, Jo Shah 

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30th November, 6pm - 9pm

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