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BHM BHM 2009 Opening Party

Friday 6 February
21:00
Die Weisse Rose - Area Jamaica



Reggae / Dancehall / Afro Beat
With DJ Sammy Dread, Daddy Bantam Sound System , Klarbauterman, DJane Aida

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"The color of my skin," Reading with Ritz ManuEla

Sunday, 8 February
14:30
Die Weisse Rose - Area Nigeria

"I am not my hair I am not this skin I am not your expectation
I am not my hair I am not this.... skin. I am the soul that lives within "grow up
India Arie

A black girl in Germany, can be considered as training for life, the more intense nature. ManuEla Ritz was in the 80s in Mügeln to school, that small Saxon city, which fell a half years ago by a drive against Indians in the headlines.

Rassistische Erfahrungen gehörten und gehören - wie für die meisten Schwarzen Menschen in Deutschland - zu ihrer Lebensrealität. Aus dieser Lebensrealität wurde ein Lebensthema. Aus diesem Lebensthema wurde ein Beruf. ManuEla Ritz ist Anti-Rassismus-Trainerin.

In ihrem Buch zeigt sie anhand autobiographischer Texte, wie vielschichtig bundesdeutscher Alltagsrassismus ist und gibt Einblicke in ihre berufliche Tätigkeit.

Ein eindrucksvolles Zeugnis deutscher Gegenwart.

"Die Farbe meiner Haut" (2009)
Lesung mit ManuEla Ritz

Pianoforte Mountains Spartito

"African Diasporic Food" - Presentation by Peggy Brunache PhD Cand

Sonntag, 8. Februar
14:30
Die Weisse Rose - Raum Uganda

Peggy Brunache PhD Cand

"African Diasporic Food" is a PowerPoint presentation by Peggy Brunache which provides an introductory examination of "Black" food and cuisine created, processed and consumed by enslaved Africans and their descendants of the Americas.

Peggy Brunache is researching foodways and creole culture using archaeological data from Habitation La Mahaudière, Guadeloupe. Although she cannot be present during "Inspired Comm-unity" Black History Month 2009, she has very kindly agreed to participate "remotely", by allowing us to run her presentation on African Diasporan Food.

Peggy Brunache is completing her doctoral thesis at the University of Texas at Austin (Center for African and African American Studies).