PORT GIBSON COMMITTEE DEMANDING JUSTICE

Community Demonstration

DEMANDING JUSTICE

for the OTIS BYRD FAMILY

{‘cause We already know what injustice looks like.}

High Noon - - May 15, 2015

Port Gibson, ms

Facilitated by

The Port Gibson Committee Demanding Justice

New Black Panther Party

REAL Learning Institute

Spiritual Gathering at First Baptist Church 501 Farmer Street, at 11am

Open Statement of Grace & Libations

Singing of Black National Anthem

Statement of Purpose

12noon                 Community Rally at the Courthouse 510 Market Street,

2:00pm

at the site of the Lynching, 1183 Rodney Road

Libation Prayer & Vigil

Justice Forward Work Assignments for us all

Immediately following

Community as a Family Cookout

4:30pm Human Rights Tribunal at the Trace Theater (728 Market Street)               

New Afrikan Leadership Circle

Port Gibson Contacts

Elmo A. Cooper                 601-618-6644

Devon W. Carpenter      601-218-8255

Jackson Contacts

Baba A. Lukata Chikuyu 601.918.2698

realsoulutions@yahoo.co

One year on from the Look How Far We’ve Come: Getting Racism Back On The Agenda? Conference, BTWSC and African Histories Revisited (AHR) return to the Abbey Centre in Westminster, for a special three-in-one event consisting of:
a) 'Is Jesus White?' presentation highlighting religion & identity
b) 'Look How Far We've Come Community Talk' screening & post-screening discussion highlighting racism, and other political & societal issues
c) and the release of the 'Look How Far We've Come: Commentaries On British Society And Racism?' DVD highlighting history & racism

The event, which will feature special guests drawn from the diverse Look... project contributors*, also marks the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 1965 Race Relations Act. There will also be limited stalls available.

For more information or to book: http://bit.ly/1xWMG1d'

Is Jesus White?' is a short post-Easter audio-visual presentation on Christian iconography by history consultant Kwaku, which puts Jesus and Christianity

Wednesday, May 13, Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium will pay homage to community icon Al Vann during its annual Jazz Festival Gala Concert.  This affair takes place at Sugar Hill Supper Club in Bedford Stuyvesant section of the borough.  The salute is during the intermission.

May 13, 5-11 PM – CBJC Festival 2015 Gala Concert, Steven Kroon Latin Jazz Sextet w/ Craig Rivers-flute, Bryan Carrott-vibraphone, Igor Atalita-keyboard, Waldo Chavez-bass, Diego Lopez-drums, Steven Kroon-percussion, Sugar Hill Supper Club, 609 DeKalb Ave., doors open 5 PM, 6-7 PM free buffet, dinner and beverages available, dancing $35-adv/$45-door, info: 718.797.1727, 718.773.2252 x 103, online tickets on Eventbrite.com –

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fundraiser-central-brooklyn-jazz-gala-concert-tickets-16328573202

WACPtv: 7th Anniversary Celebration On "Gnosis Kardia Show" BlogTalkRadio.com, Tue 4- 28 -15 @7 pm est /

(LISTEN TO VIDEO PROMO)  link below

https://youtu.be/EVJ1QkSzM8Ihttps://youtu.be/EVJ1QkSzM8I

Come vibe with the hosts of LET'S TALK ABOUT IT: Ms.Zee & Lady GemNEye as they discuss various topics every Sunday at 7pm pst/10pm est. Call in & press 1 to speak at 646-787-8180 or via web atwww.blogtalkradio.com/universalradio2 

Pan-African Consciousness Renaissance (PACOR) in conjunction with Black Revolutionaries Movement invites all concerned Black persons to join in a Solidarity March against inhumane Indonesian oppression, exploitation, colonization of our pacific brothers and sisters in West Papua!!!

This call for solidarity is embedded in our strong belief that in times of oppression, suppression andexploitation of any rank and file of the Black world, it is not only absurd but treacherous to claim neutrality. There is no sitting on the fence over our liberation, you are either fighting for Black people liberation or fighting against Black people liberation!!!

Date: Tuesday, 21st April, 2015.
Venue: Indonesian Embassy, 5b Anifowose Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.
Time: 10am Prompt.

For sponsorship and participation contact, +2348068256122, +234 708 120 0053, pacor2017@gmail.com

I shall be leading a Success Workshop tomorrow at the Afrikan Culture Market in London.  This will be a short taster workshop.  I hope you will join us.  Click here for details. 

Harrow BHM Group in association with Akoben Awards continues its African History Season 2014/15 with the Marcus Garvey/UNIA-themed Xtra History & Reasoning Sessions.

They are free, intergenerational, and open to all the community at the new venue:
Harrow MENCAP (1st floor, ring middle buzzer), 3 Jardine House, Harrovian Business Village, Bessborough Road, Harrow London HA1 3EX. It’s a 3 minute walk from Harrow On The Hill tube/bus station).

Mondays, 6.30-8.30pm
Apr 13 Highlighting Marcus Garvey, UNIA & Garveyism Through Film (Kwaku)
Apr 27 Marcus Garvey/UNIA & The Importance Of Music & The Arts (Dr Cecil Gutzmore)
May 11 Re-interpreting The Quotes Of Marcus Garvey
May 25 Putting Marcus Garvey/UNIA Words To Music (Keith Waithe)

Free, but subject to pre-booking

Booking for Xtra Sessions can be done via Eventbrite or via email: harrowBHM@hotmail.com

Come vibe with the hosts of LET'S TALK ABOUT IT: Ms.Zee & Lady GemNEye as they discuss various topics every Sunday at 7pm pst/10pm est. Call in & press 1 to speak at 646-787-8180 or via web atwww.blogtalkradio.com/universalradio2

Topic: : SPEAKING TO THE REAL CREATOR OF THE MATRIX AND THE TERMINATOR SOPHIA STEWART


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The 13th Amendment that allegedly freed African-Americans from slavery was passed 150 years ago.  However, other than a few Juneteenth celebrations, blacks do not celebrate our freedom.  The Reparations Labor Union will thus begin using Passover as the time to celebrate our freedom.  At this Passover Banquet, we will announce the launch of Merkabucks, a digital currency for reparations, symbolized by a value of $1 billion per descendant of African slaves to the United States.  The Merkabuck can serve as our symbol of declaring our financial independence and economic empowerment.  Although there are enough Merkabucks for all African-Americans of slave ancestry who want reparations, those attending the Passover Banquet and joining the Reparations Labor Union will receive theirs first.  All others may apply for their Merkabucks at http://wp.me/P5UR3S-I .

Come vibe with the hosts of LET'S TALK ABOUT IT: Ms.Zee & Lady GemNeye as they discuss various topics every Sunday at 7pm pst/10pm est. Call in & speak at 646-787-8180 

LETS NETWORK, BLOG & MARKET & MUCH MORE

IN REMEMBRANCE OF OUR SISTERS:

BLACK WOMEN LYNCHED IN THE U.S.

BETWEEN 1870-1957

They must not be forgotten!

SECOND ANNUAL SACRED LIBATION CEREMONY

Sponsored by Ile Sango Ewe * Iya Marilyn Kai Jewett, Oni Sango

3:00PM Sharp

Sunday, March 29, 2015 (rain or shine)

Congo (Washington) Square 7th & Walnut Streets

Philadelphia, PA

NO MORE MAAFA! NEVER AGAIN!

Please wear white or light colors (no black or dark colors) Learn the forgotten history:

https://henriettavintondavis.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/recorded/

Also see:

Women's History Month: The Lynching Of African American Women, 1870 - 1957.   http://buff.ly/1Ct8dSO

What is economic freedom for Black people? How do we achieve true freedom as a race? What is the COLOR of freedom?

These questions and more will be answered when you watch this great episode of Tony Brown's Journal that will be shown FREE during this event.

'The Color of Freedom' is one of the most powerful documentaries on Black economics ever produced. In 1986, Tony Brown got the top Black leaders of the day to discuss this topic. Hear it in their own words this Saturday when you watch Part 1 of the 4-part series, The Color of Freedom. This episode is just one of the nearly 1,000 episodes of Tony Brown's Journal Black History Vault...

www.BlackBusinessNetwork.com/TeamDollar

AFRICAN INTERNATIONALIST CONFERENCE ON AFRICAN WOMEN-LONDON UK

In March 2015 the African People’s Socialist Party will host a Conference on African Women in the U.S. and England, with the goal of consolidating the African National Women’s Organization (ANWO) which will assume for itself the responsibility of bringing women into political life while attacking the myriad of deep and profound political, social and economic issues with which African women have...

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Cheers,
African People's Socialist Party

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• You're invited to African Internationalist Conference on African...London: (Mar 28, 2015 - Mar 29, 2015), Judy Burnette, 02/01/2015

LOVING FROM THE INSIDE OUT (LFTIO) returns to Pensacola! March 27 & 28! for the 3rd year!

Yes, it is all about you and other women coming together to celebrate, engage, heal, grow and find love! Hear our dynamic speakers. JOIN US IN CONGRATULATING the 2015 Women Of Courage Awardees, in Honor of Mamie Till Mobley (mother of Emmett Till).  They are truly an inspiration and a role model to many. The courage they have shown along their life's journey is cause for celebrating!

The 2015 Woman of Courage Awardees: •Janet Langhart Cohen •Dr. Delores Henderson •Jessie Jaynes •Paula C. Johnson & Janis McDonald *Diane Nash •Amelia Boynton Robinson  •Lois Webb Sims •Vonda Yates •Alicia Waters •All young women activists involved with peaceful protests #BlackLivesMatter, Dream Defenders, Ferguson frontline and others. 

PSA:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzA1NtyJcmA 

You Tube link Promoting Loving From the Inside Out! http://youtu.be/m9k2J40YJjA

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/291886160985357 

Come vibe with the hosts of LET'S TALK ABOUT IT: Ms.Zee & Lady GemNeye as they discuss various topics every Sunday at 7pm pst/10pm est. Call in & speak at 646-787-8180 

Topic: : DON'T GET MAD YOU HAD YOUR CHANCE/BLACK MEN DATING OTHER RACES?

Community Meeting to discuss what gains Black (African & Asian) people have made within British society viz a viz race and class, 50 years after their struggles and activism along with support from progressive factions led to the enactment of the 1965 Race Relations Act (RRA), the bedrock of all the subsequent equality legislations. 

Rarely seen 1978 documentary, 'Blacks Britannica', precedes the discussions with panel including community activist and TUSC parliamentary candidate Nana Asante, 'Blacks Britannica' researcher Margaret Henry, etc.

All welcome, come and have your say.

Marking the 50th anniversary of the 1965 Race Relations Act as part of British History 50:70

Free to book:
www.BBM.eventbrite.com

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Got the music sorted? Now sort of the business!

A BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress (BBM/BMC) programme. For more info or to book: http://bit.ly/1yONkjH

WHAT: New Year Music Biz Empowerment Half-Day Courses
Accessible, affordable, short courses to empower and drive your music industry plans. Small classes, where you can get answers to your questions, improve your knowledge base and confidence. Led by seasoned music industry tutor Kwaku. He holds MAs in Media and Music Business Management, and LLM in Entertainment Law. Other experienced tutors contribute, as and when required. Delivered by BBM/BMC in association with BTWSC, Akoben Awards, Musicalities

WHEN: Friday March 6 2015
10.30-1.00pm: Making Sense Of How The Music Industry Works (£20, £25, £30)
If the music industry seems like a hazy maze to you, then this course is for you. It's aimed at a mixed group, from budding to experienced practitioners who want to have a better idea of how the various music industry elements work.