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FAIR Network
Fighting Against Institutional Racism @LSHTM
Dismantling Colonial Legacies in Global Health Education
Independent group of current and former LSHTM staff and students, working collaboratively with LSHTM
الأحد، ٢٢ نوفمبر
|Black History Walks Event
Jim Kelly,Kung Fu and Black British Civil Rights (£7)
Jim Kelly was an African-American martial arts legend at a time when the Black Power movement was on the rise in the USA. Jim Kelly's film and cultural legacy and the link to Black British self defence against racist attacks in the 70s/80s.
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الوقت والموقع
٢٢ نوفمبر ٢٠٢٠, ٣:٠٠ م – ٥:٣٠ م غرينتش
Black History Walks Event
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His films made money around the world but also had a cultural impact especially in England where the Black community was under constant physical attack. His career was halted by Hollywood when he refused to play negative roles despite his box office appeal .This interactive presentation will cover:
- Kung Fu movies, Black British and Caribbean culture
- Jim Kelly's influence on fashion, culture and martial arts
- His fight for positive Black imagery
- Black British life in the 1970/80s ;racist attacks going to, at and coming from school
- Social commentary in Three the Hard Way
- The Bruce Lee connection
- Testimony from actual London street fighters 1950s to 1990s
This session will be jointly delivered by Andrew Muhammad, The Investigator and Black History Walks
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