The Fierce Urgency of Now

Sunday 26th October 2014

Argyle Street (HMV) 11:30am
Kelvingrove Arts Gallery 1:30pm
Central Station 3:00pmDuration: 30 minutes

The Fierce Urgency of Now
There are times of crisis and injustice in human history when great incisive minds see clearly and speak with passionate clarity about the way forward. They capture the mood and will of the people at that time and give it an inspirational voice.

As part of Black History Month we are presenting some of the great speeches from the movement for equality and justice not just because they are important records of Black History's great struggle for self-determination, but because they continue to energise and galvanise today’s listener.

Directed by NALINI CHETTY

Featuring performances by JERRY BOWEH and THE GLASGOW GOSPEL CHOIR, DRISHTI BUNDHOO, PATRICIA PANTHER and actors BUCHAN LENNON, THULANI RACHIA, NIMA MARIA AIDA SENE and RENEÉ WILLIAMS