Friday Night at the Museum is BACK for 2022! Quench your thirst for Factual Knowledge not steeped in race based ideology, Afristoricals pres
Friday Night at the Museum is BACK for 2022!
Quench your thirst for Factual Knowledge not steeped in race based ideology, Afristoricals presents Friday Night at the Museum.
Each month the Friday Night at the Museum tour focuses on different themes covering different aspects of Ancient African presence around the World.
This month’s theme is THE ENLIGHTENMENT!!!
The British Museum is the perfect place for people wishing to discover the History of Civilisation – especially if you are an Afristorian. Nowhere is it more clearly stated that Africans (i.e. all “Black people”) made absolutely no contribution to the development of Human Civilisation, than in the British Museum!
JOIN US and see the evidence on display that shows how the enlightenment of Europe occurred at the detriment of the Black Race on this month’s Friday Night at the Museum!!!
EARLY BIRD TICKETS £10 (STANDARD TICKETS: £15) … free for children under the age of 16!!!
This event will sell out – don’t miss out and buy your EARLY BIRD ticket NOW!!!
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