Presented by Uppity Edutainment

Location: African American Art & Culture Complex – 762 Fulton Street,San Francisco,94102,US

February 24th, 2024
4:00 p.m. (PST)

Anthony Browder will be in San Francisco with a film screening, book presentation, and discussion

Anthony Browder in San Francisco
Join us for a profound exploration led by Anthony T. Browder, the visionary founder and director of IKG Cultural Resources. With an illustrious career spanning 44 years, Browder has dedicated himself to unraveling the mysteries of ancient Egyptian history, science, philosophy, and culture.
Having embarked on an astonishing 66 journeys to Egypt since 1980, Browder’s expertise is unparalleled. As the director of the ASA Restoration Project, he spearheads the funding, excavation, and restoration efforts of three 25th dynasty tombs of Kushite noblemen on the West Bank of Luxor, Egypt. Notably, Browder stands as the first African American to finance and coordinate an archaeological dig in Egypt, showcasing his groundbreaking contributions to the field.
Browder’s impact extends far beyond excavation sites, as he has led over 30 archaeological missions to Egypt since 2009. His relentless pursuit of knowledge has culminated in the authorship or co-authorship of 14 publications, now integral to classrooms worldwide.
Through four decades of scholarly exploration and teaching, Browder has arrived at a profound conclusion: ancient Africans were the architects of civilization, laying the foundation for the scientific, religious, and philosophical advancements that shape humanity today. It is within this paradigm that IKG Cultural Resources concentrates its research and disseminates its invaluable findings.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to engage with Anthony T. Browder as he shares his unparalleled insights and groundbreaking discoveries. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a scholar, or simply curious about the origins of civilization, Browder’s presentation promises to be an enlightening and transformative experience.

Program:
4pm- Dining & Black Owned Businesses
5pm- In honor of Dr. Runoko Rashidi who led a tour of San Francisco in 2019 before his transition. We will screen the documentary screening of “Global Assignment: The Life and Times of Dr. Runoko Rashidi”
6:30pm- Discussion with Anthony Browder as r as he delves deep into the timeless significance of “Why Kemet Matters: The Reclamation of African Culture.” Prepare to be captivated as Browder, a renowned author, historian, and cultural preservationist, shares profound insights from his upcoming book.

Dinner by Vibe Bistro:
Jerk chicken or Jerk Burmese Tofu
Peas & Rice
Cabbage
Plantains
Hibiscus Lemonade

Proceeds from this event benefit Sankofa Garden. Please visit SankofaGarden.org to learn more about upcoming programs at the AAACC