Linda's Place

  ADUNNI OSHUPA TABASI 55 Bowen Street #108 Staten Island, New York 10304 Name:                        Adunni Oshupa Tabasi, born an Afrikan, Afrikan 3/30/34 Harlemville, New York.                                         One of the Many Afrikan Hostage Surviors... Children:                  None, raised two nephews and one  nice and assisted in raising several others. Parents:                     Lester and Mildred (Moore) Price Education:               Elementary - P.S. 24 1940-1946, J.H.S. 136 1946-1949, Julia Richmond High School                                       1949-1952, Fashion Industries 1956, Fashion Institute of Technology 1957-1960,                                       Malcolm-King College 1974-1978 G.E.D. and A.A. degree, New York University                                      School of Social Work 1979-1981. Experience:           Pattern Making, Draping/Wrapping, Grading Patterns, Designing, Tailoring, Seamstress,                                    Milliner, some  Up

Che's World - Shashamane Che as he is known was born Gorken Wallen in Jamaica. He moved to New York City, and lived in Harlem.  While living in New York City (Harlem) Wallen grew in knowledge and understanding the African Diaspora communities in New York City. Che was able to interact with so many African didasporians that lived in New York City.  He says that living in New York was a learning experience. He learned new skills and polished skills he already had.  Wallen participated in community gardens in Harlem. He was a part of the community garden movement in New York City. He gained gardening skills. He worked with other gardeners in Harlem.  They supported each other, and gave garden walking tours as side events for United Nations Nations Forums; the CSW (the Conference on the Status of Women), Conference on Sustainable Development, United Nations Indigenous Peoples forum. While attending the various United Nations conferences Che became educated in International, and global

 Adunni Oshupa Tabasi (Page 2) Lectures: Council of Negro Women,  Medgar Evers College, Children Services,  African National Federation...on the historical background of African styles, style names, origin and ethnic groups that wear them. "It's all African all of It". Clientele: Many of my garments are sold in Curacao, the Dutch Antilles by Monica. My fashions are worn by noted people, i.e., Profs. Safiya Bandele and Alice Turner of Medgar Evers College, Dorothy P. Hughes-entrepreneur in Harlem, Prof. Eugenia Bain of City College, Harlem. Many of my custom designs have been sold in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Vahalla, New York, Ithaca, New York and Yonkers, New York. Travel: Afrika, Nigeria 1983-84, Gambia and Senegal 1987 Organization Affiliations: Presently a member of the African Nationalist, Construction Movement/Afrikan Nationalist Federation 1983-1989 Past , Unity in Action 1982-1984, National Black United Front 1980-1982, Harlem International Organization 19

Wikipedia Reporting - Activities. User name Adjoajo. I participated in the Wiki Education Scholars & Scientists Program Wikipedia activites using Twitter space an ongoing project towards reaching a large audience. To educate the public about adding content to Wikimedia, Wikipedia as a platform for focussed discussions Adjoa Linda (@AdjoaLinda) tweeted at 3:20 PM on Wed, Oct 26, 2022: October 26, 2022 Twitter Space Alkebulan Wiki Edit and Study Group. We research, write, and a working group. https://t.co/SAHNq7sJw9 (https://twitter.com/AdjoaLinda/status/1585350721993871360?s=03) October 11,2022 2022 https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1MnGnpVzjzkxO September 15, 2022 Adjoa Linda (@AdjoaLinda) tweeted at 3:03 PM on Thu, Sep 15, 2022: https://t.co/wRemG7Xt1P (https://twitter.com/AdjoaLinda/status/1570488387676835840?s=03) September 7, 2022 Adjoa Linda (@AdjoaLinda) tweeted at 3:03 PM on Wed, Sep 07, 2022: https://t.co/56hR6RDNuH (https://twitter.com