About this Event
The Carver Community Cultural Center, invites you join us for a youth matinee, an enlightening afternoon with Anthony T. Browder as we explore the remarkable journey of Africans and their immense contributions to civilization. Anthony T. Browder, an author, publisher, cultural historian, and an educational consultant, will take you on a captivating journey from Africa to America.
Date: Friday, April 5, 2024
RSVP by 3/28/24
Time: @ 11am - 12pm
Location: Carver Community Cultural Center, N Hackberry St, San Antonio, TX, USA
Discover the rich history, cultural achievements, and profound impact of Africans throughout the ages. Through engaging history and compelling visuals, Browder will shed light on the extraordinary accomplishments of African civilizations and their lasting influence on the world.
Give your students a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of our shared human heritage. Reserve your spot now for an unforgettable afternoon of knowledge, inspiration, and celebration.
This event is in partnership with the Carver Community Cultural Center, San Antonio Black International Film Festival (SABIFF), Melaneyes Media, and the Carver Library.
*Attn. Teachers: Anthony Browder will appear in the evening (6:30 pm) at a lecture open to the general public on the topic; "The African Contributions to Civilization: From Africa to America." Click link for details - https://bit.ly/anthonytbrowder2024
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“It is the responsibility of every adult to know their history and culture, to preserve it and then pass it on to the next generation…” ~Anthony T. Browder
Who is Anthony T. Browder?
Anthony T. Browder is an author, publisher, cultural historian, artist, and an educational consultant. He is a graduate of Howard University’s College of Fine Arts and has lectured extensively throughout the United States and five continents. Mr. Browder is the founder and director of IKG Cultural Resources and has devoted 44 years researching ancient Egyptian history, science, philosophy and culture. He has traveled to Egypt 65 times since 1980 and is currently director of the ASA Restoration Project, which is funding the excavation and restoration of three 25th dynasty tombs of Kushite noblemen on the West Bank of Luxor, Egypt.
Browder is the first African American to fund and coordinate an archeological dig in Egypt and has led more than 30 archeological missions to Egypt since 2009. Browder’s daughter, Atlantis Tye, has worked with her father in Egypt since 2010 and they are the first African American, Father-Daughter, archeological team in Egyptian History.
They have written three books since 1991.
In September, 2022 Anthony and Atlantis were enstooled in Moree, Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa. Anthony is now Nana Segu Karakh and Atlantis is now Queen Mother Nana Praba II. The residents of Moree have traced their ancestral roots back to Ancient Egypt. Nana’s Segu and Paraba II will use their position as Chiefs to document migrations from the Nile River Valley to the Niger River Valley and the cultural transference of wisdom traditions from East Africa to West Africa to the United States.
Nana Segu Karakh has authored or co-authored 14 publications which are currently used in classrooms around the world. He has produced and appeared in more than three dozen documentaries and TV interviews, and has worked in advertising and marketing.
Browder’s four decades of studying and teaching African history has led him to the conclusion that ancient Africans were the architects of civilization and developed the rudiments of what has become the scientific, religious, and philosophical backbone of mankind. It is from this framework that IKG has concentrated its research and disseminated its findings.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Carver Community Cultural Center, 226 North Hackberry, San Antonio, United States
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