We need your support to make this event happen! Please if you have any food donations please bring them! Especially fruit, apples, oranges, bananas, etc. This is an out-of-pocket event! A group of us thought that so many times information that are people should receive is using discussed on panels in other communities. We took upon ourselves to bring these authors to our community. We will also have some oral histories presented by some elders, that were a part of a Harlem Consumer Cooperative in the 1960s, and Ben Armstead will be present to talk about his grandfather who started the first Black Bank in Chicago, and FDIC to be put into law. Knowing ones history and communicating it with one another is powerful!
Thanking you in Advance!
NAMA (New Amsterdam Musical Association) Presents
A JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
Book Signing & Discussion
IN HARLEM
Jessica Gordon Nembhard, the author of “Collective Courage” A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice - will discuss her new book, and R.A. Waldron, the author of “The God Genes Decoded, and Tyrene Wright, Ph.D., author of Booker T. Washington & Africa: The Making of a Pan Africanist will discuss their new books. An evening to explore intellectually together our Past, Present and Future.
Date: Thursday, June 19, 2014
Time: Doors open at 6 pm - until
Place: NAMA
(New Amsterdam Musical
Association) 107 West 130th street,
near Lenox Avenue
On this Juneteenth Celebration we will explore and learn more about our history of cooperative economics, Booker T. Washington, and our spiritual ancient history decoded. All of the panelists have done extensive research that connect the dots. Not only will we look at our economic history and practices, but global cooperative movements that have taken place in the past and take a look at current alternative economic movements that are gaining ground. The books are so informative. They are a call to Be, and to Action! The authors will Encourage and Educate you!
This Event is Free - Donations will be appreciated!
You will be able to purchase the books at the event!
For information call or text; Adjoa at 646 730-4332,
by email at Belrivers@gmail.com,
YouTube Channel is Belrivers.
* NAMA is a historical landmark in Harlem, It was founded in 1904 by African American artists and performers.
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