The Journey of the Power of the Women Vote in America
“From Seneca Falls 1848 to Vice Presidency of Women of Color” Our Guest is Fannie Smith Of Women Federation for World Peace. We ask the question Is your ballot at […]
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“Black Youth Are Not Afraid To Defend Their Rights”, Psychologist, Dr. Niama T. Malachi Mama Joy
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“I Can Breath”, Says ABJ Youth, Tabario, Asia, Khiari Mama Joy
At the Emmett Till Park, on August 21st. The 3rd District Chicago Police Faith Base Officers held their prayer Vigil at the park. There in the Woodlawn community, we spoke with John Shorter’s Jr.’s father.His 12 year old was wounded by three gun shots while playing basketball with his siblings. They were not able to attend the presentation because they were traumatized.The Original Men In Black and Pastor Victoria Brady’s ABJ. We also interviewed Jenora Stone who helped organize the Emmet Till Park committee for youth.
Youth offered a special Spoken Word performance to help heal the family and the Woodlawn community
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Papa Peace
Papa Peace(Shahram Sedehi) is a freelance filmmaker, from middle east, Iran, who loves the spirituality of Black people; so much so that he had to marry Mama Joy, a native of New Orleans.
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