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WAKE UP BROOKLYN! TUESDAY JUNE 26 VOTE OR DIE
Just in case you didn't get the memo; just in case you haven't been keeping up with what time it is, I am going to take the opportunity to say WAKE UP BROOKLYN - Your lives are on the line - Literally.
Perhaps the most pivotal date, prior to the actual…
Added by Gloria Dulan-Wilson on June 21, 2012 at 10:00am — No Comments
Fulton Art Fair in Brooklyn; The Fabulous Josephine Baker fundraiser for African Voices, June 28; Bill Thompson at Greater New York
By Gloria Dulan-Wilson ~
This venerable event has been around now longer than most of Brooklyn's residents- celebrating 54 years and counting. It's full of wonderful, creative work from time honored and new artists – local and national. Interestingly enough, with June also being Black Music Month and Caribbean Heritage Month, there is a cross section of cultures converging on this tiny, yet highly signficant little part…
ContinueAdded by Gloria Dulan-Wilson on June 16, 2012 at 10:00am — No Comments
Witness to BLACK History: What Mt. Vernon Mayor Ernie Davis Swearing In Means to Black Americans
Added by Gloria Dulan-Wilson on February 21, 2012 at 2:00pm — No Comments
ACTION ALERT: S.O.S. Save Inner City Broadcasting From Bankruptcy and Hostile Takeover
By Gloria Dulan-Wilson
I hope I have sufficiently shocked you to attention, because there is a disaster brewing right under our noses, right in the Black family community, that has been flying low under the radar.
As a matter of fact, I and others would probably not have become aware of it had it not been announced at Rev. Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Push 15th Anniversary Wall Street Initiative, during a panel discussion on the disappearing Black media.
Talk about a shock!…
ContinueAdded by Gloria Dulan-Wilson on February 14, 2012 at 9:48am — 5 Comments
Rainbow Push Coalition 15th Annual Wall Street Project Opens in New York January 25-27
By Gloria Dulan-Wilson ~
It's hard to believe that fifteen years have passed since the First Wall Street Project opened in New York City. It was 1997, at at that time we actually were on Wall Street, with many of the events happening either in board rooms, on the trading room floors, or at the World Trade Center.
I can remember sitting in the top of the World Trade Center at one of the luncheons, in a facility where the ceilings were arched, and so low that you had…
Added by Gloria Dulan-Wilson on January 24, 2012 at 5:30pm — No Comments
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- WAKE UP BROOKLYN! TUESDAY JUNE 26 VOTE OR DIE
- Fulton Art Fair in Brooklyn; The Fabulous Josephine Baker fundraiser for African Voices, June 28; Bill Thompson at Greater New York
- Witness to BLACK History: What Mt. Vernon Mayor Ernie Davis Swearing In Means to Black Americans
- ACTION ALERT: S.O.S. Save Inner City Broadcasting From Bankruptcy and Hostile Takeover
- Rainbow Push Coalition 15th Annual Wall Street Project Opens in New York January 25-27
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- ACTION ALERT: S.O.S. Save Inner City Broadcasting From Bankruptcy and Hostile Takeover
- Fulton Art Fair in Brooklyn; The Fabulous Josephine Baker fundraiser for African Voices, June 28; Bill Thompson at Greater New York
- Rainbow Push Coalition 15th Annual Wall Street Project Opens in New York January 25-27
- WAKE UP BROOKLYN! TUESDAY JUNE 26 VOTE OR DIE
- Witness to BLACK History: What Mt. Vernon Mayor Ernie Davis Swearing In Means to Black Americans
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