
In Conversation: Reckoning with our Past
This event has now passed but you can still watch the stream on YouTube until 7.00pm Mon 24 August 2020.
Catch up on the post-event Q&A with members of the panel on Twitter @The_Globe #ShakeRace.
Our panelists, @ProfFarahKC, @PretiTaneja, Margot Finn and @ElliotBWords are here ready to answer your questions! We’ve had some great ones submitted so far… #ShakeRace pic.twitter.com/LG0q0fHjTa
— Shakespeare’s Globe (@The_Globe) August 23, 2020
Professor Farah Karim-Cooper will be joined by novelist and academic Preti Taneja, Historian and President of the Royal Historical Society, Margot Finn and actor and director Elliot Barnes-Worrell to discuss British history, the colonial past, racial identity and how best to tell our collective stories.
There will be a post-event Q&A with members of the panel on Twitter at 8.00pm. Tweet your questions to us @The_Globe using #ShakeRace, and a selection of questions will be put forward to our panel.
To mark International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition on 23 August, this panel discussion focuses on how we talk about history in Britain. It will address where we are now, how we got here and the part we have to play in the next chapter.
What does it mean to grow up in Britain as a person of the global majority and not be taught in school your relationship to the history of your country? How do we talk about this past? How should novels, theatre, film and TV represent this past?
ONLINE EVENTS: HOW DO THEY WORK?
This event will be streamed online.
Registering for this event gives you exclusive access to the live Premiere of the panel discussion on YouTube, the opportunity to submit a question to the panel in advance and use of YouTube’s Live Chat feature during the premiere.
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Following the premiere, the stream will be made available publicly, without the opportunity for Live Chat, until 8pm on Monday 24 August and anyone will be able to watch the recording as many times as they wish within that time.
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Running time: 60 minutes approximately
Live captions available for this stream
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