| From the Nile to the Niger to the NMAAHC: The Sustainability of African Spiritual Traditions |
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| Wednesday, December 21, 2016: 7-10pm Thurgood Marshall Center, 1816 12th St NW, Washington DC 20009 Presenter Anthony T. Browder, IKG and ASA Restoration Project Director
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Bro. Browder will discuss his recent trip to Egypt where he discovered Adinkra symbols in two 2700 year-old tombs, and the migration of cultural traditions from the Nile to the Niger to the Potomac. He will examine the cultural and spiritual significance of this new discovery for African Americans and its relationship to the new NMAAHC on the Mall.
During this extended 3-hour Wisdom Wednesday presentation, Mr. Browder will also discuss Winter Solstice celebrations in Egypt and their influences on Christianity. |
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