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Black Reality Think Tank; With Dr William Rogers Pan African Poineers 5-22-2018
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The discussion will highlight early Pan African ideas.
IS AFRICA CALLING YOU HOME?
The Black Reality Think Tank will discuss the history, trials and tribulations of those brothers and sisters who wanted to answer that call. The movement to go back home began in the late 1600’s.
Join us this Tuesday evening at 8pm (eastern time) on www.timeforanawakening.com.The call in number is 1 (215) 490-9832 to listen or make a comment.
The Black Reality Think Tank is designed to study the past in order to dissect the present as a means to support implementing a meaningful future.
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UNDERSTANDING THE ROOTS OF TERROR, FEAR, AND TRAUMA IN THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE.
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Our guest is an enterprising community activist who has been engaged for many years in the quest to bring enlightenment and support on the subject of trauma for African communities throughout her immediate area. Her name is Ms. Bonissia Ayan from Greensboro, North Carolina She works personally with individuals and groups who desire clarity on this subject. She will share her experience in this conversation.
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WHY IS MY BLACK DANGEROUS TO YOU?
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In order to recapture. resurrect, and rescue the minds of African people in America all corners of our community must speak out. This week’s discussion is the voice from the battlefield. The “After Seven Radio Group” interviews a young man whose blood brother’s life was “snuffed out” by a police officer. He turned his anger into action and now has created an organization to support family victims of murdered Black people.
The discussion is navigated by a group of millennial women who gives the listener a “birds-eye view” of the battlefield. Let me say the view is bloody.
