On the Wednesday, December 7, 2022 edition of Africa400, show hosts Sis. Tomiko and Bro. Ty welcome Gregory Rattler Jr., Executive Director of the Silverback Society, a New Orleans, Louisiana-based organization that brings men together to act as mentors, or “jenoch” (plural of jegna”), providing critical rites of passage learning to young Black boys.  This will be the third of Africa400’s series of programs profiling efforts to bring healing and education to young Black males.  The series is titled “No Love For Black Boys”, though during these important shows Sis. Tomiko and Bro. Ty are introducing us all to organizers and activists who truly do possess and demonstrate their love for Black Boys.

Africa400 can be heard every Wednesday at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time, United States) on HANDRadio (https://handradio.org).  After the show airs, listeners can check out archived shows on the Web sites for KUUMBAReport Online (https://kuumbareport.com), KUUMBAEvents (https://kuumbaevents.com) and the

The Baltimore Natural Hair Care Expo returns for it's 20th year! We're bringing back our Mega Expo, featuring The Barber & Beard Expo, The Beauty Expo, and the Baltimore Barber Competition. This is a WO-DAY event you won't want to miss! Click the below link for barber competition details. For Baltimore Natural Hair Care Expo, click on the button below. 

Cash prizes and trophies are up for grabs! CLICK HERE FOR COMPETITION INFORMATION & TO REGISTER: https://bit.ly/BalBarBat2022

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BROOKLYN JAZZ KITCHEN
presents

ROME NEAL & HIS QUARTET
 

ROME NEAL, JAZZ VOCALIST

with

MAMIKO WATANABE (P),
RASHIIM SAHU (B),
PHIL YOUNG (DS),
PATIENCE HIGGINS (S)

SPECIAL GUESTS

177 VANDERBILT AVENUE

(MYRTLE & WILLOUGHBY AVENUES)

BROOKLYN, NY 11205

WED, JUNE 22, 2022

8:00 PM – 11:00 PM EDT

$10 COVER $15 FOOD/DRINK MIN

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Advance tickets: Eventbrite

Rome Neal has performed at Town Hall on Broadway, Carnegie Hall, The Metropolitan Room, The Museum of the City of New York, Lenox Lounge, Joe’s Pub, Saint Nick’s Pub, Minton’s Playhouse,966 Jazz,The Nuyorican Poets Cafe. Neal is a multi-award winning actor/director and producer and is the Artistic Theatre Director of the Nuyorican Poets Café theatre. Neal’s film credits include Michael Almereyda’s “HAMLET” with Ethan Hawke,  Spike Lee’s “SUMMER OF SAM”, “Do The Right Thing” NetFlix’s “She Gotta Have It”, Malcolm X,  and Leon Ichaso’s “PINERO” with Benjamin Bratt

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Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19th that the Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and that the enslaved were now free.

The City of Brooklyn Center will be celebrating Juneteenth through two new events:

Juneteenth Golf Tournament

Friday, June 17th at Centerbrook Golf Course.

Registration Form

Tournament includes 9 holes, shirt, meal, non-alcoholic beverage and chance for $10,000 prize on series putting contest. 

$75 per person. Team shotgun tee times: 12:30pm or 3pm. Individual tee times: 5:30pm.

Juneteenth Celebration

Saturday, June 18th 11am - 7pm at Centennial Park.

Join us for a family friendly day filled with entertainment food, vendors, art activities, power bungee, lawn games, teen activities, Covid-19 vaccines, face painting and more!

1:00 - Reenactment of a Negro League Baseball game

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SAY THE WORD ‘REPARATIONS’

          On Friday, June 17^th, the People’s Organization for Progress will host its annual Juneteenth March for Reparations.

          Participants will rally at the Lincoln Monument at 12 noon.

          This is the second year that P.O.P. is co-hosting this march with the NJ Institute of Social Justice (NJISJ) and a host of other organizations.

          Last year, Juneteenth was declared a national holiday. Juneteenth is a celebration to mark the end of slavery in Texas in 1865. That state’s slaveholding class withheld the end of slavery  with the Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863 from its Black population. It was not until Union troops effectively occupied Texas at the end of the Civil War that that state’s Black population was emancipated on June 19, 1865.

          In recent years, Juneteenth has been embraced by AfricanAmericans nationally as a day to celebrate the end of slavery and to unite on the call for Reparations.

          Last ye

The 13th Annual Juneteenth NY Festival - one of New York’s biggest and longest-running annual events commemorating America’s newest federal holiday – returns for a three-day celebration, kicking off virtually on Friday, June 17th and then for in-person gatherings in Brooklyn on Saturday, June 18th and Sunday, June 19th. The Juneteenth NY Festival was created in an effort to advance the economic and cultural arts in underserved communities and in support of small, Black-owned businesses. With this year’s theme spotlighting “Unity in the Black Family Unit,” the weekend will feature the best in Black culture and will include an array of live performances, exhibitions, authentic local cuisine, wellness and other family fun activities.

On Friday (June 17), the Festival launches with a day of virtual offerings including a series of panel discussions centered around building up health and wealth within the Black family and in the Black community. Panels will be led by Sun River Health, Liv

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On Monday, April 4, 2022, the People’s Organization for Progress will host ‘The Million People’s March for Voting Rights’ to mark the 54^th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

          Participants will march from the Lincoln Monument, 12 Springfield Av Newark.

          The march will take place at 5pm

          There will be a press conference at 4pm.

          Organizers are calling for the march in the spirit of the epic Million Man March, the country’s largest national mobilization of its kind, and in the spirit of its own Million People’s March Against Police Brutality in 2015, a march that drew thousands of participants from all over the northeastern seaboard and was called Newark’s largest protest march at the time.

          In its first pre-march meeting, a call was made to secure the endorsements of 100 participating organizations “as soon as possible.”  Among the first to do so are Salvation And Social Justice, NJ Black Issues Convention, the Loca

What: 

1st Annual Gil Scott-Heron Bronx Community Teach-in & Peace Party 

When: 

Friday April 1, 2022 from 4:00 pm-7:00 pm 

Where:  

The Gil Scott-Heron Amphitheater located in St. Mary’s Park

146th St. & St. Ann’s Ave. Bronx, New York 

Person of Contact:  

Martha Sea   bcatsea@gmail.com

Bro. Shep  (929) 270-9241

Details: 

- free event (rain or shine) 

- an educational event (no vendors or solicitors) 

- bring a cushion or chair for seating or enjoy natural flat-rock seats of the amphitheater 

- bring your own refreshments/snacks (no alcohol) 

- a family friendly event with children's activities provided by the NYC Parks Department & Betances Community Center

Schedule:

4:00 pm-5:00 pm - DJ Stevie Dee-Bee Plays The Music Of Gil Scott-Heron

5:00 pm-6:00 pm - Program & Tribute To Gil Scott-Heron 

6:00 pm-7:00 pm - Gil's 73rd Birthday Celebration Open Poetry Mic

-bring good vibes and come celebrate Gil’s 73rd birthday! 

On Thursday, February 17^th, the People’s Organization for Progress will host a memorial roundtable to mark the anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X at their weekly general assembly meeting. Participants include Prof. Kelly Harris, Chair of Seton Hall University’s Africana Studies Program`, Prof. Todd Burroughs co-editor of A Lie Of Reinvention:Correcting Manning Marable’s Malcolm X, poet organizer Zayid Muhammad of the Malcolm X Commemoration Committee, and Prof. emeritus William Sales, author of the critically acclaimed From Civil Rights To Black Liberation: Malcolm X And The Organization Of AfroAmerican Unity.

          It will take place at 7pm and will be ‘Livestreamed’ on the People’s Organization for Progress Facebook page...

          For more information about the work of the People’s Organization for Progress, please call 973 801 0001..

THE PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION FOR PROGRESS

PO BOX 22505

NEWARK, NJ 07101

973 801 0001

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February 1

Travel to Puerto Rico with the Blanca Canales Brigade: Come to our 1st Information Session of the year.

The Blanca Canales Brigade (La Brigada Blanca Canales) is an Anti-Colonial/Pro-Puerto Rican Independence educational project that seeks to expose the colonial relationship   between Puerto Rico and United States of America by taking Puerto Ricans and our allies to Puerto Rico to see colonialism for themselves.

For more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/443972477208921

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Rhythms of Ghana Dance-Fitness Experience 2022 

w/ AFRIMUDA Foundation Guest Students Program (GSP)

The Guest Students Program offers opportunity to students and lovers of African music and dance to acquire or upgrade their artistic skills in African rhythms and movements. At AFRIMUDA, we have able and professional instructors who are capable of helping you to play intricate African rhythms with ease. Learn Ghana Traditional dance with AFRIMUDA dance instructors who will provide you the skills and experience to become proficient in dance techniques with easy movements in multiple dances such as Tokpei, Kpatsa, Obolo, Bima and more!

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We have designed courses to suit every level. There are courses for beginners, courses for intermediary level and courses for advance level.

You can choose between either a 2 week or 4 week experience which includes all classes, lodging, 2 meals/day, airport transfers, and group site seeing.

2 Week E

Sunday, December 26, 2021 From 2:00pm - 7:00pm 

@ The Malcolm X-Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial & Educational Center

3940 Broadway, New York 10031 / West 165th Street - North Harlem

*FREE EVENT & SEATS ARE LIMITED SO CLICK BELOW TO REGISTER NOW!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kwanzaa-celebration-from-a-revolutionary-perspective-tickets-228894749357

The Shabazz Center is a cultural and educational institution that harnesses the legacies of Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz 

to incubate social, racial, and global justice movements. Our physical space memorializes Malcolm X’s humanitarian efforts 

and martyrdom, and embodies the educational vision of Dr Betty Shabazz. We partner with community organizers and educators, 

and facilitate cultural activations meant to catalyze the next generation of leaders in the movement for global racial equity and justice.

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Sunday, December 26, 2021 through Saturday, January 1, 2022
Starting at 11:00 AM EST

In celebration of Kwanzaa, the African Burial Ground National Monument will host in-person activities in the lobby of the Ted Weiss Federal Building and virtual presentations on our website and social media.

Facebook: @AfricanBurialGround
Website: nps.gov/afbg

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Sunday 12/26:  Virtual

Monday 10/27: Virtual

Tuesday 12/28: In Person

Wednesday 12/29: In Person

Thursday 12/30: In Person

Friday 12/31:  Virtual

Saturday 01/01: Virtual


Reservations Required for in-person programming.
Email african_burial_ground@nps.gov  or call (212) 238-4367.

Masks will be required.

For More Information and a daily schedule,
please visit the Kwanzaa 2021 section of our website.

Thank you! 

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Asantewaa Gail Harris
917-544-1095
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Due to COVID Plandemic  this will be an abbreviated ceremony. Doors Open at 2 PM Children may, at their parents discretion,  sign greeting Cards to U.S. Held Political Prisoners and POWs.  Masks Must be worn and attendees must keep 6 feet apart.  . There will be a Gift Give Away  (Zawadi )Give  at 2::30 Sharp. Dismissal will be at 2:45 Sharp 

The COALITION OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN CHURCHES & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS OF CO-OP CITY, INC.

(a non-profit corporation) c/o Adeyemi LaCrown Oloruntoba, 135 Einstein Loop, Room 41, Bronx, NY 10475 * (347) 327-6288

Proudly Presents Its 25^th Annual 

PRE-KWANZAA CELEBRATION

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2021 * 3:00 p.m.
 featuring
DR. UMAR JOHNSON
and
African-American Performers
Also: Kwanzaa Ceremony, Griot, Vendors, Karamu Feast at home

Kwanzaa flyer. Umar Johnson. 12.11.21.pdf

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