WHAT SHOULD WE LEARN FROM BLACK HISTORY? CONVERSATIONS WITH PROF. HAKIM ADI

Written By Tino Bvunzawabaya

This week's episode is with Professor Hakim Adi. He was the first black history professor within the UK. His work with black history has been trailblazing and paved the way for others to be recognised in studying black history. We talk about all things black history in this episode. We touch on disinformation, Pan-Africanism, Haitian Revolution, Ancient Egypt and Paul Robeson. There's much more that we talk about too.

I really enjoyed recording this episode. it was a lot of fun and picking hakim’s brain about history was just awesome  

here IS A LINK TO HAKIM ADI’S BOOKS:

https://www.waterstones.com/author/hakim-adi/1213504

one of hakim’s favourite black history figures

Tino Bvunzawabaya
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