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I wanted to read a poem on the theme of love dedicated to Dr. King

Letter to Dr. King

Originally Published: Jan. 31, 2005

January 17, 2011

Raynard Jackson

You didn't know me when you were here,
But through your words I feel you are near.

I was too young for the demonstration,
But I learned about you in my education.

You said we all were created equal,
But maybe now we need a new sequel.

Because I don't know what happened to the dream,
Nor the members of your team.

Yeah, Andy's made a name,

Jesse got some fame.

But what happened to the vision?
Seems it's been lost to indecisio

“Instead of Waiting On The World To Change just open your eyes and see the truth"
 Educate yourselves about what is really going on, and avoid the trap that so many have fallen so deeply into.

During the 1960’s Black revolutionaries such as Malcolm X and Stokley Carmichael were most often revered as heroes of the black community.  Today we often find that such like minded Blacks that are culturally conscious (Afro-centric/ Black Revolutionary types) are often misunderstood or underappreciated by t

Friday, January 14, 2011

Joyce Gordon Reading

Paradise Jah Love





TuReadah Mikell

Phavia Kujichagulia

Ptah Allah El





Ayodele Nzingha

Fritz Pointer

J. Vern Cromartie

devorah major

Avotcja

Ishmael Reed

Anthony Spires

not pictured: Kwan Booth, Renaldo Manuel Ricketts, Charles Blackwell, Niyah X, Maisha, Nykimbe, Ramal Lamar

RODNEY COATES:

Americas’ response to the senseless violence that claimed the lives of 6 and injured another 14 in Arizona once again demonstrates the power of hope over despair, peace over violence, and love over hate.  These tragedies coming on the heels of our celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. also reminds us of his dream for a better America.  Martin Luther King’s August 28, 1963 speech “I have a Dream” galvanized the hopes and dreams of millions of Americans regardless o

Indian Vedic Astrology is based on date, time & place of birth of a person. So all the horoscopes are generated on these supplied information. In general cases information like date & place of birth of a person is correct, but as you move to time of birth of the person, there may be some chances of error. Accurate and Correct forcasts/predictions done depending upon on accuracy of the natal chart provided to an astrologer. In some cases the difference of one second in someone's birth time may cr

Indian Vedic Astrology is based on date, time & place of birth of a person. So all the horoscopes are generated on these supplied information. In general cases information like date & place of birth of a person is correct, but as you move to time of birth of the person, there may be some chances of error. Accurate and Correct forcasts/predictions done depending upon on accuracy of the natal chart provided to an astrologer. In some cases the difference of one second in someone's birth time may cr

Every person have desire for rewarding career which brings them most satisfaction. When I will get a new job? Is the overseas job good for me? Is it good time to change job? What will be my earning potential? These types of questions come to job seeker's mind.

Career Astrology helps you for understanding of your capabilities, your challenges, your talents, and your dreams. It helps you to know an insight information for your potential, talents, communication abilities, challenges and relationship

Planets exert their good as well as adverse effects on each person on the earth. The Indian Horoscope malefic effects of bad planetary combinations can leave a person in abnormal mental stress, giving dangerous ailments or push a person to the brink of bankruptcy. But we love to have only good effects of the planets. Astrological remedies are the solutions provided to overcome such complicated situations. In Indian Vedic Astrology the main remedies include - Mantra, Tantra, and Yantra. However

MANY BLACK BUSINESS OWNERS WILL DIVERSIFY OR ABANDON THEIR BUSINESS BASE TO AVOID DEPENDENCY ON BLACK SUPPORT...BUT NOT US

MUBARAK INTER-PRIZES

DEAR BLACK AMERICA 2011
I ALONG WITH EMANUEL ANGARICA AND LEE GREEN AGREE WITH THE DEFINITION OF A REAL BUSINESS DEFINITION

A real business to me is a system that continually generates revenue whether your there or not. Also a system of generating revenue through a product or service that can be successfully duplicated (think franchise). :) 

EMANUEL ANGARICA

Thursday, January 13, 2011

From Savagery to Civility

From Savagery to Civility

Unity, Criticism, Unity! We must be able to criticize each other constructively, to engage in debate and dialogue. This is how civilize people conduct their affairs. Now savages want to kill, no debate, no dialogue, no comment. Man, I wanna smoke dat nigguh!
--from Soulful Musings on Unity, Marvin X
12/10/10

It is imbecilic to think a nation steeped in the blood of global violence and permanent war can attain civility at h

January 13, 2011 

Raynard Jackson

Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (father of the former Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court with the same name) once stated, “A mind that is stretched to a new idea never returns to its original dimensions.”

I think the sooner African leaders come to understand this, the better off the continent will be.  Everytime I meet with African leaders, they always complain about how Africa is portrayed in the U.S. media.  But yet, they never seem to understand the need to have

Shernay Williams:
AFRO Staff Writer

  Obasi Camara, Outreach Coordinator for the grassroots political
organization Ujima People's Progressive Party, promotes the group in West
Baltimore. Ujima needs 10,000 signatures to qualify as an official political
party. (Courtesy Photo)
Members of a local Black grassroots organization say Marylanders need a new
type of political party that advocates for the working class.

The "community-controlled" Ujima People's Progressive Party supports a
living wage, the r

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Invite Marvin X for Black History Month. He's living Black History!

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Journal of Pan African Studies Poetry Reading at Joyce Gordon Gallery, February 19, 3-6 pm