Clive Nwonka
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Associate Professor of Film, Culture and Society at University College London @ucl | Black Boys: The Social Aesthetics of British Urban Film @BloomsburyAcad 23
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For those coming to tonight's screening of If Beale Street Could Talk for The Devil Finds Work: James Baldwin on Film season Barbican Centre director
Barry Jenkins will now be joining us live via Zoom for the Q&A with me,Dr Kesewa John and Danielle Manson
barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2024/…
“He was an exceptional film critic and someone who truly understood the form”: Dr Clive Nwonka UCL IAS on writer and activist James Baldwin in the The Guardian, whose work is the subject of a new film season at the Barbican Centre this month
theguardian.com/film/2024/apr/…
UCL Associate Professor in Film, Culture and Society Clive Nwonka's new film season The Devil Finds Work: Baldwin Through Film opens on Thursday at the Barbican.
Some tickets still available: buff.ly/3y0P27c
Read more in the Guardian feature below ⬇️
COMPOUND INJUSTICE. The essential new report by Professor Eithne Quinn , Erica Kane and Will Pritchard. It offers the most comprehensive review of rap music-assisted cases to date, with an evaluation of 68 cases involving over 250 defendants. Its findings are alarming.
Very excited to be a respondent for Professor Suzi Hall's inaugural lecture LSE Sociology on Monday 13 May, 'The (Im)possible University'--a topic more important now than ever. Ayça Çubukçu will also respond & Fran Tonkiss will chair. LSE LSE Events lse.ac.uk/sociology/even…
This. The full book jacket for Black Arsenal: Club Culture, Identity, Published by W&N 29 August 2024. Arsenal Ian Wright Paul Davis Kevin Campbell
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'Why was this cinephile spurned by Hollywood?' Great piece by Lanre Bakare on James Baldwin's love of cinema, rejection by Hollywood and his film criticism that inspired my new Barbican Centre film season 'The Devil Finds Work: James Baldwin Through Film':theguardian.com/film/2024/apr/…
#OtD 29 Apr 1982 300 mainly South Asian women machinists were on strike in protest at the sacking of two unionists and low wages at Supreme Quilting in Smethwick, UK. After a prolonged dispute, they won union recognition, although not reinstatement stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/10071/…
“The only reason we didn’t descend into violence that day was that the students remained calm. They were the only adults in the room.” —Nadia Abu El-Haj on the pro-Palestinian encampment at Columbia go.nybooks.com/4ddotM7
'Black music arriving after WW2 is a lie'
The first major exhibition documenting 500 years of Black music in Britain opens at the British Library and aims to challenge the timeline on when the Black presence in British music history began.
Ayshah Tull spoke to pioneers of Black…