Race debate in Irving follows comments by Attorney General Eric Holder | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Columnist Norma Adams-Wade | Dallas-Fort Worth News

Race debate in Irving follows comments by Attorney General Eric Holder | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Columnist Norma Adams-Wade | Dallas-Fort Worth News:
08:15 AM CDT on Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Malcolm X Museum Presents...

Malcolm X & Fatherhood: Lost, Stolen and Found
His Impact On Building Black Fatherhood Today

Tuesday May 19, 2009 • from 6 pm to 9 pm

What would move the Black community to the next level? A modern day Malcolm X, President Barack Obama, or fathers who are committed to nurturing and supporting their families?

Join the Malcolm X Museum as it commemorates the 84th anniversary of Malcolm’s birth by talking with fathers and their children and reflecting on Hajj Malik El Shabazz’s role as a father, son and leader. Free gifts for fathers who attend with their children!

Langston Hughes Auditorium
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture,
Malcolm X Boulevard & 135th Street
Harlem, NY

This event is free and open to the public.

—The Malcolm X Museum is Chartered by the NYS.tate Board of Regents—

SEEDS for HAITI

SEEDS for HAITI: an emergency
campaign to prevent famine in Haiti

Seed Bank Environmental Project Scholarship Program
Health Care Seed Campaign

SEEDS for HAITI

An emergency initiative to prevent famine in Haiti and to create a “seed bank” for Haitian farmers

SEEDS for HAITI, launched in March 2009, will raise funds to buy bean and corn seeds to prevent post-hurricane famine in Haiti.

The campaign’s immediate goal is to raise $115,000 to buy seeds for 5,000 Haitian peasant farmers for the upcoming agricultural season in April, 2009.

Hundreds of Haitian peasant farmers who lost their entire crops and livestock in last September’s hurricanes are struggling to survive.

Because growing food is the quickest, most nutritious way for Haitian peasant farmers to sustain themselves – and corn and beans grow quickly – Bassin Zim is launching SEEDS for HAITI to provide immediate help for the upcoming growing season (in late April).

Farmers will contribute seeds from their new crops back to SEEDS for HAITI to help establish an ongoing “seed bank” for the future. Read more.

Donate On Line

or

send a check to:

Bassin Zim Seeds
P.O. Box 360 125
Brooklyn, NY 11236

Seeds@seedsforhaiti.org"

Socialism v. Afrocentricity: Round One! : voxunion.com

Socialism v. Afrocentricity: Round One! : voxunion.com: "Socialism v. Afrocentricity: Round One!

May 4, 2009 by freemixradio

This week’s “redux” includes round one of our great debate. Which way to pan-Africanism: Scientific Socialism or Afrocentricity? Panelists included Rick Tingling-Clemens, Drs. Kmt Shockley and Mark “Hate” Bolden and Ms. Rosa Clemente. Ours was an attempt to update and extend the discussion started by Kwame Ture and Molefi Asante and was most assuredly part one of many more to come!

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Maryland Green Party annual assembly set for May 9th

Maryland Green Party annual assembly set for May 9th: "Maryland Green Party annual assembly set for May 9th
May 2nd, 2009 by Gregg Jocoy · No Comments

Rosa Clemente, Green Party Vice Presidential candidate in 2008, will keynote the Maryland Green Party’s Annual Assembly. The full day event, running from a 9:00 AM registration to a 5 PM close, will also feature a panel discussion featuring two elected Greens from Maryland, Dan Robinson of Tacoma Park who won re-election to his seat on the Tacoma Park town council with 67% of the vote, Mike Cornell, who won re-election as River Hill representative on the Columbia Association in Howard County Maryland, and National Political Director Brent McMillan."