Book Launch: The Psychosis of Whiteness by Kehinde Andrews

Thursday 7th September

Join renowned Professor Kehinde Andrews in conversation with acclaimed writer, broadcaster, media executive and satirist, Nels Abbey for an evening of insightful and empowering conversation.

 

The discussion will cover themes of identity, empowerment and advocacy, with anecdotes and actionable guidance on surviving the insanity of a racist world to celebrate the launch of Kehinde’s new book, The Psychosis of Whiteness.

Book Sales: Signed copies of The Psychosis of Whiteness by Kehinde Andrews and Think Like a White Man by Nels Abbey will be available for purchase on the day.*

*Signed copies of The Psychosis of Whiteness will be available to purchase for £25.00 RRP. Sale proceeds will go towards the Harambee Organisation of Black Unity. Cash or card payments will be accepted.

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