MALCOLM X CENTER FOR SELF DETERMINATION
321 W. Antrim Drive P.O.Box 16102 Greenville, SC 29607
864-239-04070 mxcenterusa@gmail.com http://wmxp955.webs.com/
January, 2012
Sisters, Brothers, Comrades,
In 1991, the Malcolm X Center for Self Determination, a community
capacity building action center, was founded in response to the brutal
beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles police, a human rights violation
that continues today across the U.S. Our mission is to honor the life
and human rights challenge of Malcolm X. Given current worldwide and
national struggles for change, passing on lessons of previous
generations, and empowering a community, takes on even greater
importance.
Our community based efforts include the operation of a volunteer
staffed gift shop, a bookstore, and reading room. We sponsor human
rights based Retreats for Building a Black Agenda, and the annual
Malcolm X Festival and Kwanzaa Celebration. Critical to each of these
initiatives is the WMXP-lp (low-power) community radio station; "The
Malcolm X Experience: The Voice of the People Reclaiming the Drum."
It acts as a megaphone for community voices and a catalyst for
building a knowledge-base for community action and empowerment.
Integral to these efforts is programming around:
• Political Ed through African American/Black Studies and
cultural literacy
• Community Organizing; dialogue and action on topics of
concern and human rights
• End Mass Incarceration, release, return imprisoned Upstate
African men and women
Currently the Malcolm X Center is engaged in an emergency campaign to
raise $15,000.00 to relocate WMXP’s tower, a lifeline. Your
tax-deductible contribution, http://wmxp955.webs.com/, will help us
to re-locate the tower at a new FCC approved site. With funds already
raised, we have been able to dismantle the previous tower and obtain
zoning waivers for the new site. What remains is hiring a “South
Carolina licensed Professional Engineer” to prepare the City of
Greenville’s building permit application. Once our permit is issued,
the contractor, electrician, and fencing company must be hired for
reconstruction. Our FCC deadline to be back on the air is May 20,
2012.
Freedom through self-determination is our credo. We look to the
community to help meet community needs and realize our goals. Your
support is necessary to rebuild the tower and sustain our work within
a community of tremendous need. As we end our 21st year, we are
entirely dependent on you. We receive no grants. Your year-end
contribution will give the Malcolm X Center the ability to sustain and
expand its life saving work. Many, many thanks!
Thank you in advance for standing shoulder to shoulder with the
Malcolm X Center for Self Determination and the struggle to give voice
to the voiceless. We can only raise the $15,000.00 needed to rebuild
WMXP’s tower with your assistance. Please, use your list serve,
facebook, twitter, social media to help us get the word out to others
for this noble and worthy cause. .
The struggle continues,
Efia Nwangaza
Founder and Coordinator
321 W. Antrim Drive P.O.Box 16102 Greenville, SC 29607
864-239-04070 mxcenterusa@gmail.com http://wmxp955.webs.com/
January, 2012
Sisters, Brothers, Comrades,
In 1991, the Malcolm X Center for Self Determination, a community
capacity building action center, was founded in response to the brutal
beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles police, a human rights violation
that continues today across the U.S. Our mission is to honor the life
and human rights challenge of Malcolm X. Given current worldwide and
national struggles for change, passing on lessons of previous
generations, and empowering a community, takes on even greater
importance.
Our community based efforts include the operation of a volunteer
staffed gift shop, a bookstore, and reading room. We sponsor human
rights based Retreats for Building a Black Agenda, and the annual
Malcolm X Festival and Kwanzaa Celebration. Critical to each of these
initiatives is the WMXP-lp (low-power) community radio station; "The
Malcolm X Experience: The Voice of the People Reclaiming the Drum."
It acts as a megaphone for community voices and a catalyst for
building a knowledge-base for community action and empowerment.
Integral to these efforts is programming around:
• Political Ed through African American/Black Studies and
cultural literacy
• Community Organizing; dialogue and action on topics of
concern and human rights
• End Mass Incarceration, release, return imprisoned Upstate
African men and women
Currently the Malcolm X Center is engaged in an emergency campaign to
raise $15,000.00 to relocate WMXP’s tower, a lifeline. Your
tax-deductible contribution, http://wmxp955.webs.com/, will help us
to re-locate the tower at a new FCC approved site. With funds already
raised, we have been able to dismantle the previous tower and obtain
zoning waivers for the new site. What remains is hiring a “South
Carolina licensed Professional Engineer” to prepare the City of
Greenville’s building permit application. Once our permit is issued,
the contractor, electrician, and fencing company must be hired for
reconstruction. Our FCC deadline to be back on the air is May 20,
2012.
Freedom through self-determination is our credo. We look to the
community to help meet community needs and realize our goals. Your
support is necessary to rebuild the tower and sustain our work within
a community of tremendous need. As we end our 21st year, we are
entirely dependent on you. We receive no grants. Your year-end
contribution will give the Malcolm X Center the ability to sustain and
expand its life saving work. Many, many thanks!
Thank you in advance for standing shoulder to shoulder with the
Malcolm X Center for Self Determination and the struggle to give voice
to the voiceless. We can only raise the $15,000.00 needed to rebuild
WMXP’s tower with your assistance. Please, use your list serve,
facebook, twitter, social media to help us get the word out to others
for this noble and worthy cause. .
The struggle continues,
Efia Nwangaza
Founder and Coordinator
--
In Unity and Struggle,
Kali
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Greetings Afrikan,
MX was one of the deepest Black men born in all of the 21st century, even among ALL men in this dimension. If MX were alive today, my belief is, that by now he would have been against fundraisers and donations towards uplifting our "race" worldwide. He would have been, instead, bent on, "Do-for-self" thinking.
Thanks to the internet and the Black Nigerian scientist that made it all possible, we ALL can make as much money as we want as individuals worldwide, in this dimension. I am full of blueprints on how to do such via online networking.
Email me and I will present one idea I know of that can create a $10,000 per week income for each individual involved within a 6 month window. Is that enough income for an individual to do-for-self, extended family here and in Afrika?
How much would on need to get started in such a venture and how much would it cost you over the 6 month period or less? Email me and I'll state such. Will tell you this much, it will be far cheaper than paying for a single semester at a 4 yr college any place in the US.
Asante Sana,
Peace be still,
Torgbui
(V.Brown http://www.articlevideorobot.com/hop/torgbui)
PS: Provide me with 144, US-based, Black women that are teachable, diligent, income-earners and good-spirited and I will have the idea blossom in less that the 6 month window. You then can build MX centers across the US, Caribbean and Black Africa, if wished.
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Torgbui, given that you are for the advancement of Africans and given that you have created the means for financial freedom; why keep it under a hidden to be shared by special request?
Malcolm X who you admire and Phillip Emeagwali, the father of the internet, share widely and unselfishly for the benefit of all.
Begin looking at the thumb that's pointing back at you and your business and all your enterprises will likewise flourish.
Why not use this forum - TheBlackList, to promote your business and network rather than criticize the under-takings of others?
~KA