The Malcolm X Movement is a Black & Asian led decolonial anti-imperialist organisation that seeks to unite Global South peoples and diaspora. The Malcolm X Movement (MXM) and supporting organisations is immensely proud to bring to our peoples the first annual Malcolm X Film Festival taking place in SEVEN cities across England including one in Belfast, (occupied) Ireland.

The First Annual Malcolm X Film Festival will feature three panels/themes with related speeches and interviews from Malcolm X, especially the last few years of his life. 

Black II Black Empire present a live event with Tariq Nasheed of Hidden Colours Trilogy fame, featuring Nu-Beyond's Dr Lez Henry.

 

Tariq Nasheed is best known for his critically acclaimed documentary series Hidden Colors 1,2,3 and the forth coming Hidden Colors 4. Despite being a New York Times Best-selling author and his documentaries topping Amazon best seller list, this Los Angeles based family man has not rested on his laurels; instead he has continued to give lectures around the USA Canada and Europe on race, racial awareness, politics, group economics and relationships. The documentaries have been best noted for its balance of making history easy to understand with the heft of scholastic heavy weights such as Dr Umar Johnson, Dr Joy Degruy, Dr Phil Valentine, Dr Booker T Coleman and Dr Sharazad Ali.

Tariq Nasheed will spend one night in London speaking on white supremacy and how the effects of white supremacy impact people globally. It is very easy to become entrenched in local examples of racism but when you take a step back and look at white supremacy from an international vantage point, the rules and patterns start to become very noticeable.  

 

So take the opportunity to learn the international rules of the chess game called racism with Tariq Nasheed on Sunday 15th March 2015 from 6pm to 9pm at Friends House in Euston.