Please join the Association of Black Humanists and the Thinkers Forum to discuss the risks to black communities amid the rise of far-right sentiment in Europe and America.
What can black people do or should be doing?
The discussion will be moderated by Brotha Ola of the Thinkers Forum.
Venue: JN Financial,410 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AW
This is a free event.
1. Understanding the Threat:
- Historical Context: Explore the history of far-right movements and their impact on Black communities in Europe and America.
- Current Trends: Analyze the current rise in far-right sentiment and its manifestations in different regions.
2. Strategies for Resistance:
- Political Engagement: Highlight the importance of participating in policy-making.
- Community Organizing: Discuss grassroots movements, protests, and advocacy groups that are actively combating far-right ideologies.
3. Building Resilience:
- Economic Empowerment: Focus on supporting Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurship, and economic self-sufficiency.
- Educational Initiatives: Promote education on civil rights, social justice, and the importance of Black history and culture.
- Mental Health Support: Address the psychological impact of racism and provide resources for mental health and well-being.
4. Fostering Solidarity:
- Alliances with Other Marginalized Groups: Emphasize coalition-building with other communities facing discrimination.
- International Solidarity: Connect with global movements that support racial justice and equality.
- Media and Representation: Advocate for accurate representation in media and challenge harmful stereotypes.
5. Cultural Preservation: Maintain and celebrate cultural heritage as a source of strength and identity.
6. Africa:
* Can Africa and other black nations be a safe haven for all black people to go to?