Dr. John Henrik Clarke is the most influential Afrikan world historian of the last century. The knowledge that comes straight out of his head is enough to fill up volumes of books. He has mentored more young scholars than anyone else, and has encouraged the writing of dozens of books. He is known in the academic world as the Dean of Black Studies. This Friday, see what I consider the best historical documentary/lesson ever put on film about Dr. John Henrik Clarke.
Also, give the gift of knowledge this holiday season and peruse the DVDs and CDs available. Even if you are not attending the class, Isidra will be in her usual spot outside to fill your requests. All others, please visit www.DrKwaku.com to order.
Also, join me this Saturday a.m. when I am a guest on L.A. Speaks Out on KJLH (102.3 FM). Besides Jacquie Stephens and me speaking about history, we will also discuss the upcoming Afrikan Mental Liberations Films Weekend in San Diego this Thanksgiving Saturday and Sunday at the World Beat Center. It's a free marathon of films all day both days. For the schedule of historic films, visit DrKwaku.com . If you can't take the drive down, let your friends and family in San Diego know. Did we mention it's free?
See you in class.
Thank you,
Dr. Kwaku Person-Lynn
Afrikan World Civilizations Class happens in the Fall and Spring, for 11 Fridays from 7-9 p.m. at Kaos Studios in Leimert Park, 4343 Leimert Blvd. (corner of Leimert and 43rd Place) in Los Angeles. Our email address is: DrKwaku@hotmail.com.
Individual Classes: $15
Web Address: www.DrKwaku.com
(213) 368-4976
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