Robin Walker will be teaching an Advanced course on Black History and African World Studies AIMED AT ADULTS WHO HAVE ALREADY STUDIED some Black History, Black Studies, or African World Studies courses, but would like to take the next step.

To enrol on this course, it will be assumed:

1. That you are already familiar with the outline of early African history.

2. That you already know the roles that Africa and African descended people have played in the origin and evolution of art, music, science and technology.

3. That you are already familiar with the current issues in Black politics, sociology and psychology.

4. That you already know some of the history and controversies in religion, and its role in Black culture.

If you would like to confirm your place, please email Robin Walker at historicalwalker@yahoo.com or info@centerprise.org.uk

The objectives of the course are as follows::

1. To enable the student to study the key African World Studies texts in a mutually supportive environment.

2. To enable the student to develop self-assurance in presenting and discussing the information.

3. To enable the student to use the material to address practical problems facing the Black community right here, right now.

This is a 30-week programme that covers the following subjects:

Classes 1 – 12 History

Classes 13 – 15 Sociology

Classes 16 – 18 Psychology

Classes 19 – 24 Production

Classes 25 – 27 Religion

Classes 28 – 29 Political Economy

Class 30 Discussion

Courses are available for 6 weeks, 12 weeks, 26 weeks or 36 weeks to suit your schedule.

Times: 12.30-2.30pm, this Sunday and every Sunday.

Robin Walker lectures of great issues of the black race from the works black icons from Ivan Van Sertima, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, Josef Ben Jochannan, John Henrik Clarke to Cheikh Anta Diop, Mary Seacole, Harriet Tubman, C.J. Walker and many more this Sunday and every Sunday from 3.30-5.30pm All lectures take place at Centerprise, 136-138 Kingsland High Street, London E8 2NS