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African philosophies inspired Manchester’s “See My World” festival, using film and art to connect diaspora creators and apply historical lessons to the present.
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African philosophies inspired Manchester’s “See My World” festival, using film and art to connect diaspora creators and apply historical lessons to the present.
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See My World, an event highlighting the pan-African thought via film, poetry and dance, builds on momentum sparked by local activists and creativesAfrican philosophies including exploring how lessons from the past can shape the present and near future have inspired a film festival coming to Manchester.See My World, a day dedicated to independent creators from across the African diaspora in the north of England, will take place at the Contact theatre on 21 November. Continue reading...
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