Facts are important in life. They are especially valuable in the field of journalism. Tonight the PABJ held their monthly meeting and was trained in the fine art of the use of United States Department of Commerce , U. S. Census Bureau data interpretation systems and tools.
The group held it's monthly meeting at the Philadelphia Inquire / Daily News bldg. 400 N. Broad streets and had a presenta
FiyahhhhIses to all.
Just this short update from the meeting this past Saturday February 5th, 2011.
The schedule is at follows: -Tuesday May 31st (tentatively) Press Conference-Sunday June 12th...Running African Program on L.P Howell...Irie FM
-Tuesday June 14th..Opening Ceremony: UWI Symposium...family and other presenters
-Wednesday June 15th....Continuation of the UWI Symposium...full day....Family and other presenters .....Binghi Celebrations begin at Pinnacle.
-Thursday June 16th....Tredegar Par
Confronts Marvin X on Black History
All Decolonialism is Successful--the West Just Doesn't Get It!
Fanon taught us all decolonialism is successful, i.e., once the colonized man and woman determine freedom is the goal, only death itself can stop them from achieving victory. Today in Egypt we have seen people lying in front of tanks declaring the tanks shall crush them before they will leave Tahrir or Liberation Square if Mubarak doesn't leave first.
India is one of the most beautiful countries in the world with so many majestic colors that can floor visitors at each and every step. It is truly a country of amazing contrasts where you can find mesmerizing valleys on one side and on the other side, you can find golden deserts. This picturesque land has all that one can wish for. Blessed with mist clad mountain ranges, stunning monuments, mighty forts, lovely lakes, deep blue seas, enigmatic deserts, amazing golden beaches, emerald green valle
The entity that equals the number and diversity of accessories for trade show exhibits is the number of companies that sell these products. So why pick ExhibitTrader.com over
February 3, 2011
Raynard Jackson
With the beginning of Black History Month two days ago and the upcoming Super Bowl on Sunday, I thought I would bring you a story that has gotten very little attention, especially in the Washington, DC area.
How many of you are familiar with former professional football player Tony McGee (Washington Redskins) and the Wyoming 14? It’s very unfortunate that most of you have never heard of either. They represent everything good about a previous generation that ma
El pasado Lunes 31 de enero a las 9:00 a.m. se inauguró el X Diplomado de la Escuela de Formación de Lideres Afrodescendientes en Derechos Humanos se contó con la presencia de distinguidas personalidades, P.M. Venancio Sabio, Gobernador Político de Atlántida, Abogado Juan José Arita, Comisionado Regional de los Derechos Humanos, Ingeniero Alfonso Vásquez, Director Regional SERNA y Zulma Valencia, Vice Presidenta de ODECO.
Este primer módulo que lleva por nombre Presencia Afrodescendiente en la
protest held today for the ouster of Egyptian president as uprising begins across North Africa and Tunisia. Philly youth took matters into their own hands today, Feb. 2, 2011.
Approximately 250 protesters marched from 22nd and Market streets in
Philadelphia to City hall in support of the Egyptian people calling
for the ouster of the current president. the overwhelming theme of todays protest was freedom, stating 30 years is eno
Speech at Toyota Motor Sales –USA -Erlanger, Kentucky
-February 7, 2011
By Rodney D. Coates*
First of all I would like to thank Mr. James E. Lentz President & Chief Operating Officer Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. and Mr. Sylvester Ogletree and the African American Collaborative and the Awareness Committee for inviting to speak to you today as you kick off your black history celebrations. As I began preparing, I thought it might be prudent to see just who Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. was and in what w
Why would anyone want to descend into the dark depths when a crisp October sun was shining on the cobbles of the largest medieval square of Europe, flanked by a medieval Cloth Hall, the continent's second-oldest university, a Gothic church and Cukiernas dispensing the traditional creamcrammed pastry? As it turned out, this journey now ranks among my most mine-blowing experiences. For over 900 years, kings and scientists, engineers and humble miners have upgraded what nature created 15 million ye
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