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Afrofuturism, 'Sinners', and the Black Speculative Arts Movement

Instructor: Reynaldo Anderson, Ph.D.

This interactive workshop will delve into the interconnected concepts of Afrocentricity and Afrofuturism in the context of the film, Sinners (2025). Participants will explore how Afrocentric thought, rooted in African history, culture, and agency, provides a vital foundation for Afrofuturist expressions that envision Black liberation, technological advancement, and self-determination in speculative futures. Through engaging discussions, multimedia examples, and creative exercises, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of these powerful frameworks and their relevance to Sinners and the Black Speculative Arts Movement.

Target Audience: Anyone interested in Black history, culture, Black cinema, speculative fiction, social justice, and future studies. No prior knowledge is required.

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