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"Re-Educating The Black Plight In America"

Posted by Min. W.D. Patterson on May 25, 2010 at 11:35pm

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The Manhood Line by Mike Ramey

Posted by Mike Ramey on April 18, 2010 at 8:04pm

MEMO: KILLING THE ‘LEADERLESS’ LIE

BY MIKE RAMEY

While the Depression-that-no-one-wants-to-admit-we-are-in continues, the end of the school year is rapidly approaching. Schools across the land are getting hammered with firings, layoffs and a variety of hiring and pay freezes. Not just the ‘great’ schools but ALL schools--whether they be private, parochial, public or charter.

And the teachers said: “AMEN”.

However--left out of the discussion is the fact that a lot of school WASTE has been exposed to

The Frator Heru Institute offers A Practical Model for Community-based Education

Posted by SendMeYourNews on January 29, 2010 at 1:30pm

The Frator Heru Institute (TFHI) opens the Spring 2010 semester with over 25 seminars, programs, tutorials and consultancy ranging from non-profit governance, professional writing, comic book creation, family wellness, rites-of-passage for girls and boys, acting, computer literacy to human race studies and rites-of-passage facilitator certification. The Frator Heru Institute (TFHI) has offered affordable and high quality community-based education to the Philadelphia and surrounding vicinity for

WAVE FOR CHANGE FORUMS & WORKSHOPS - Working Against Violence Everywhere

Posted by SendMeYourNews on January 10, 2010 at 9:30pm

"We have to realize that our behavior today is our history tomorrow. The question is what history do you want to write for yourself?" Michael Lee Chin Many black youths are facing a crisis. No Education, No Jobs, No Future. So many feel they are limited by their race many feel hopeless and helpless. A young child is filled with hope and dreams of the future and what they hope to become. Only to face the reality when they reach puberty it is not that easy to grasp. There are many issues facing o

Youth Leadership Training Project

Posted by Brotha Lukata on January 8, 2010 at 7:24pm

Press ReleaseFor Immediate Use: 28 September 2009Contact: Ada Robinson 601.353.3663Brotha Lukata 601.957.2969RE: Youth Leadership & Personal Development/Life Skills Training Project“Changing Attitudes; Increasing Aptitudes ...Elevating Altitudes”LPD-LS w/OPS-KP(Leadership & Personal Development-Life Skills with Operation Shoestring & Kuumba Promos)Operation Shoestring and Kuumba Promos has collaborated to facilitate a bi-weekly Saturday Seminar Series for youth leadership and personal developmen

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School's Founder to Walk 1,000 Miles for African-Centered Education

Posted by Roger Madison on July 19, 2009 at 4:54pm

SCHOOL'S FOUNDER TO WALK FOR AFRICAN-CENTERED EDUCATIONWest Palm Beach, FL July 15, 2009 -- Today, the founder current Board Chairman, Amefika D. Geuka, embarked on a 1,000 mile walk from the school in West Palm Beach, FL to Washington, DC to dramatize the urgent need for African-centered education for children of African descent. Geuka and his colleagues have dubbed this venture a "Trek for African-Centered Education," to be conducted from July 15th through August 12, 2009. In addition to gaini

Reparations 101:The Context Card

Posted by Ari Merretazon on April 19, 2009 at 9:30pm

Reparations 101:The Context CardBy Minister Ari S. Merretazon, M.S.CED, Board Member, Northeast Representative,National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N’COBRA)Too many people in high, middle, and low places in America are still in denial about the crimes against humanity represented by the monstrous destruction of human life, culture, and human possibilities called The Holocaust of African Enslavement and Trade.This human tragedy covers a continuum from 1440 to the present.Often

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AfrikaTalk: Realizing the Potential

Posted by ARighteousSista on September 2, 2008 at 6:00am

Ory Okolloh tells the story of her life and her family -- and how she came to do her heroic work reporting on the doings of Kenya's parliament. About Ory Okolloh<

About this talk; http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/ory_okolloh_on_becoming_an_activist.html
Ory Okolloh maintains the blog Mzalendo, providing an unprecedented look at the doingsof Kenya's parliament -- information once unavailable to Kenyan citizens.

education (28)

"Re-Educating The Black Plight In America"

The Manhood Line by Mike Ramey

The Frator Heru Institute offers A Practical Model for Community-based Education

WAVE FOR CHANGE FORUMS & WORKSHOPS - Working Against Violence Everywhere

Youth Leadership Training Project

School's Founder to Walk 1,000 Miles for African-Centered Education

Reparations 101:The Context Card

AfrikaTalk: Realizing the Potential

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