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- DVD/1 RESISTING THE SYSTEM: REGGAE IN
THE 21ST CENTURY An insightful and thought
provoking film by Dr. Lez Henry exploring Black
Consciousness, Sexism, Homophobia and Shadism
in Reggae culture today. The film examines the
popular view that Reggae Music, which was once
synonymous with One Love now represents, it seems,
the biggest threat to global social harmony in
popular music.
Trailers
Media
Junior
Kelly Original
trailer
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Dr. William (Lez)
Henry Lecture DVDs
AWDVD-LH
AH WEH DEM AH GWAAN WID? CHALLENGING BLACKASSASSINATION
IN THE MEDIA AND ON TELL-LIE-VISION – In
this talk Dr. Henry looks at the history behind
the continuous assassination of Afrikan people
in the mainstream media and demonstrates why we
must resist and transcend these gross misrepresentations.
FTW-LH
FIGHTING THE WILBERFARCE - Dr. Henry considers
the notions of enslavement by highlighting some
of the differences between chattel slavery and
other forms of exploitation. He argues that Afrikan
and Afrikan Caribbean people must challenge the
idea that our history begins with chattel enslavement
and that white abolitionists were responsible
for securing our freedom.
WTDJ-LH
WHAT THE DEEJAY SAID; A CRITIQUE FROM THE STREET!
– Dr. Henry delivers an interactive talk
based on his book and introduces the audience
to some of the live recordings from Reggae Sound
System culture.
Dr. William (Lez)
Henry Lecture CDs
AFK-LH
AH-FREE-KA: COMBATING WHITENESS IN THE BLACK IMAGINATION!
– Dr. Henry discusses the way how the idea
of whiteness affects the manner in which non-white
peoples identify themselves in a world that is
controlled by a dominant, white, minority.
HBM-LH
HOW BLACK MUSIC BECAME URBAN – Dr. Henry
presents an analysis of white appropriation of
black cultural forms to demonstrate that what
is happening nowadays is a continuation of a process
that has a long history, which needs to be understood
in any discussion about the role of black music
in contemporary society.
MPM-LH
MARSHA PHOENIX MEMORIAL LECTURE: FROM EXCLUSION
TO EXCELLENCE – Dr. Henry delivers an inspirational
talk that details how he went from being an excluded
school child to a university lecturer, writer,
and internationally acclaimed public speaker.
JRI-LH JAMAICAN
RADIO INTERVIEWS with MUTABARUKA & Sister
DONNA HOPE
AWCD-LH
AH WEH DEM AH GWAAN WID?
CHALLENGING BLACK- ASSASSINATION IN THE MEDIA
AND ON TELL-LIE-VISION –
In this talk Dr. Henry looks at the history behind
the continuous assassination of Afrikan people
in the mainstream media and demonstrates how we
can resist and transcend these gross misrepresentations.
PUBLICATIONS
Henry, W. ‘Lez’
(2007) Whiteness Made Simple:
stepping into the GREY zone, London: Learning
By Choice Publications
Henry, W. ‘Lez’
(2006) What The Deejay Said:
A Critique From The Street! London: Learning
By Choice Publications
