Date:

Monday 25th May,

Doors open 6:00pm

Film at 6:30pm

Venue:

The Coronet Cinema, Notting Hill

Speakers:

Tony Warner Claudette Douglas

OPENING GALA: What Black Men Think

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Are there more black men in jail or college? In the most provocative Black Film since “ROOTS”, Janks Morton presents a searing examination of the role that myths, stereotypes and misperceptions have played in the decimation of modern era Black relationships, and how the symbiotic relationship between Government, the Media and Special Interests perpetuates misinformation to further marginalize the role of Black Men in society.

Raw energy, mind-boggling revelations, history lessons and intimate, thought-provoking dialogue makes, “What Black Men Think,” a must see for any and everyone ready to not only see the change, but be the change in the Black community.

This is not a movie, it’s a movement.

Come early to take advantage of the chance to network and browse the literature stands or take part in our pre-screening quiz.
Free post-screening drink for all at the Coronet cinema on Monday night.

And free entry to the closing gala and networking party on Friday night.