A screening of the 1965 debate between James Baldwin and William Buckley with a post-screening audience discussion. It marks 60 years since the debate highlighted some of the pressing race relations issues in the US, which have correspondences with the UK. The debate was held in UK at Cambridge University.
This workshop is a practical tribute Malcolm X's legacy. We use his life as inspiration to reflect on and write about our life experiences and the influences that help us to transform and feel connected. The workshop is open to aspiring and experienced writers and anyone seeking to acknowledge Malcolm X's legendary, often uncelebrated contribution to human progress.
We provide a platform for new, undiscovered, underrepresented voices to make their creative mark in the world of writing. We welcome a range of writing forms that explore culture, diversity, social conditions and spirituality.
