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Should we, as Africans in america, try to persuade the Prez to support serious race discussions and solution fact-finding
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As for the other stuff?
So, you're demanding that we'll never be anything as a collective of people, other than entertainment, labor and cannon fodder, until the establishments and institutions give us some money and land and an extra vote?
That's all they have to do to k…
Ullysses, Newkirk II'
Never forget, 1) reparations is/are the cross-road solution to our human capital infrastructure," and 2) reparations are ways and means; the really real reality of human capital infrastructure development comes with The Repara…
What if this is my belief?
Sunday, January 29, 2006
Tell Martin
Tell Martin:
The Dream has awakened! Tell him that the little black boys and black girls that he dreamed of are walking hand in hand with the entire spectrum of humanity, and all t…
one of the letter might read like this
Dear President Obama:
For the descendants of enslaved Africans in America, Reparations is an issue of ethical and moral justice for this country and its Blacks in particular, as well as an issue of social, eco…
1) Yes! Is it like post industrial or post urban, where the development and growth is negative? Or like post modern, where the language, styles and aesthetic is a social commentary Or is like Post Arian 1658 BC - ca. AD 498?
2) No! I'd hate to be s…
Lukata,
Thanks for positing your questions. Below are my answers the order of the questions:
1. No. Why should we buy-in this false notion of "post-racial" means?
2. Yes. Such rstitutions must be part of The Reparations Accord for Blacks in Americ…
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- Founding member and Male Co-Chair of the Jackson-MS Chapter of N’COBRA (National Coalition Of Blacks for Reparations in America). Primarily responsible for the development, implementation and coordination of the Annual Twin Forums on Reparations at Jackson State University as Jackson’s celebration of Reparations Awareness Day (February 25th Annually). Life member of the National Coalition Of Blacks for Reparations in America, Southeast Region Representative (June 2007) and National Board member (June 2007).
Primary Developer, Producer, and Host of Harambee For Reparations (HFR) is an open air public forum, on the Public Access Television Channel, discussing the legitimacy of the claim by the descendants of enslaves Africans for Reparations from America and closing the disparities in services to the black community in the areas of quality education, healthcare, economic development & business ownership, justice through the judicial system and self-governance in our community.
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- At 7:18pm on July 8, 2008,
Asinia Lukata Chikuyu said…
- FYI - TEACH THE CHILDREN THE WISDOM OF THE ANCESTORS, i.e., 12 Principles For Success
Mentioned in Writings by Frederick Douglass
Understanding that the proper use of power is to help others.
Giving up something you want in order to help someone else.
Learning how to challenge and overcome doubt.
Understanding why and how to control the human ego.
Doing what is right and proper without delay, even if no one is looking.
Learning how to use knowledge and understanding wisely.
Overcoming indecisiveness by developing proper organizational skills.
Making gratitude a part of every thought and action.
Practicing the skill of listening before making judgments.
Remaining true to your word.
Practicing the art of giving without expecting something in return.
Recognizing that success is as much a motivation to others as to you.
Posted by: "ZULU STAFF" - ZuluStaff@Earthlink.net Sun Jul 6, 2008 8:34 am (PDT)
- At 12:19am on July 5, 2008,
KWASI Akyeampong said… - Welcome home.
I am looking forward to you sharing your wisdom to your participation and contribution in our conversations.
Please invite your friends to join you here.
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