29th August 2017
The Lynching - a one-woman show
- written and performed by Black Jewish anti-racist campaigner Jackie Walker and Norman Thomas.
Date: Wednesday 13th September at 6 - 9 pm
Performance followed by a conversation, chaired by Victoria Brittain, between Jackie Walker, filmmaker Ken Loach, and Prof. Jonathan Rosenhead (Free Speech on Israel, Chair of Hoxton West Labour Party branch)
Suspended from the Labour Party and vilified with fake accusations of antisemitism, Jackie Walker tells the story of her extraordinary activist parents and her own struggles fighting different forms of racism in the US and UK. This is an opportunity to hear first hand from someone who has been hounded relentlessly in the media.
SOAS, Khalili Lecture Theatre,
SOAS, Thornhaugh Street, WC1H 0X
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