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Future Brown Space: The AfroStar Galactica
Stockholm
MDTfredag, 13 december 2024 kl:20:00
An afro-fabulist flight into the future hosted by John-Paul Zaccarini - dragademic and Professor of Shade - on the black studies research vessel The AfroStar Galactica as it journeys through a multi-brown verse of scent, song and pan-sensual, decolonial medicine.
Cabin Crew on this flight include musician/apprentice perfumier Toubab Holmes, anti-gravity artist Lucie Maisha N’Duhirahe, Freddy Houndekindo, and Aurelia Dey. Welcome onboard a foxy, unorthodoxically perfumed performance lecture, infused with the richness of afro-optimistic thought.
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Pre and Post flight hang out from 19.00.
Get yourself a drink from the bar and then take the Soul Train to the comforts of the FutureBrown Airlines Boarding Lounge which includes:
Our range of literature in the Black Study Library,
Duty Free and in-flight entertainment guides available for pre-flight purchase.
Complimentary Black Study offers for frequent flyers and AfroStar GoldDeluxe members.
Decolonial detoxing to ensure a safe and pleasant flight. At no extra cost!
After the flight, drink, dance, chill and chat to the vibes of our Black Study playlist form 20.00-21.00.
Warmly welcome.
Cabin crew of the AfroStar Galactica.
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Please note that the performance on Saturday Dec 14th, 20:00 is a Global Majority showing. Please only book for this performance if you identity with this term.
‘Global Majority refers to people who are Black, African, Asian, Brown, dual-heritage, indigenous to the Global South, and or, have been racialised as ethnic minorities’. The term ‘Global Majority’ responds to the fact that these groups represent the majority of the worlds population’. The term was coined by Rosemary Campbell-Stephens MBE, a Black, of African Caribbean descent and heritage, specifically Jamaican parentage, British educator and Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Education, University of London. Campbell-Stephen writes that her ‘identity does not exist in relation to whiteness and transcends my geographic place of birth. I am part of the Global Majority’.
Cabin Crew on this flight include musician/apprentice perfumier Toubab Holmes, anti-gravity artist Lucie Maisha N’Duhirahe, Freddy Houndekindo, and Aurelia Dey. Welcome onboard a foxy, unorthodoxically perfumed performance lecture, infused with the richness of afro-optimistic thought.
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Pre and Post flight hang out from 19.00.
Get yourself a drink from the bar and then take the Soul Train to the comforts of the FutureBrown Airlines Boarding Lounge which includes:
Our range of literature in the Black Study Library,
Duty Free and in-flight entertainment guides available for pre-flight purchase.
Complimentary Black Study offers for frequent flyers and AfroStar GoldDeluxe members.
Decolonial detoxing to ensure a safe and pleasant flight. At no extra cost!
After the flight, drink, dance, chill and chat to the vibes of our Black Study playlist form 20.00-21.00.
Warmly welcome.
Cabin crew of the AfroStar Galactica.
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Please note that the performance on Saturday Dec 14th, 20:00 is a Global Majority showing. Please only book for this performance if you identity with this term.
‘Global Majority refers to people who are Black, African, Asian, Brown, dual-heritage, indigenous to the Global South, and or, have been racialised as ethnic minorities’. The term ‘Global Majority’ responds to the fact that these groups represent the majority of the worlds population’. The term was coined by Rosemary Campbell-Stephens MBE, a Black, of African Caribbean descent and heritage, specifically Jamaican parentage, British educator and Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Education, University of London. Campbell-Stephen writes that her ‘identity does not exist in relation to whiteness and transcends my geographic place of birth. I am part of the Global Majority’.
