
Ashra Kwesi on Easter’s African Origins, Paul Pumphrey on Congo Updates, & Kokayi Patterson’s Latest Production
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Esteemed Kemetologist Ashra Kwesi returns to our classroom, bringing his deep expertise as a lecturer and historian specializing in African history, civilization, and religion. Brother Kwesi will reveal the fascinating African origins of Easter symbols—uncovering the stories behind the Easter Egg, the Easter Bunny, and the Resurrection itself. Before Brother Kwesi, Paul Pumphrey from Friends of the Congo will facilitate a dynamic panel discussion with Congolese guests, offering firsthand updates on the situation in their country. The morning kicks off with DC activist The HOOd Doctor, Kokayi Patterson, who will energize us by previewing his latest production.
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