The Blackest Thurday In The City…Deanwood Black Studies Class Thursday’s 6:30 PM @ Deanwood Recreation Center, NW, DC

African’s history did not begin in slavery, and despite the peculiarity, horror, and duration of enslavement of Africans, slavery occupies a minor time-frame in the 120,000 years of African history (0.5% of African history).  Maya Angelou

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The Solution:

Saturday, December 13th, 2014  – 3-5 pm

Purposeful Parenting: Strategies for Having Conversations about Structural Racism with Children

American Brewery Building, 1701 N. Gay St., Baltimore, Md. 21213

…discussion, every 13th of the month…why not meet me there…?

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Next to Harlem and Chicago, Washington, D.C. has been a mecca for young black
professionals for the last 70 years. There was also a time when anyone could walk down U Street and see more black faces than white or brown faces on the street. Within the last few decades, the face of The District has completely altered, shoving the African American population below 50 percent. What was once considered a historically black community, now dwindles under the domination of gentrification.

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