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Category Archives: American of African Descent
New York African American Chamber of Commerce Informational Session
Public event · By Mark Anthony Jenkins
New York African-American Chamber of Commerce was founded on the idea of helping entrepreneurs and business owners in Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Long Island. Continue reading
The African American Day Parade Sunday 16, September 2012
A great piece during the Harlem African American Day Parade on September 16, 2012, shot as the parade moved north uptown along Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., (aka 7th Avenue) and the corner of at 120th Street. Continue reading
Posted in African American, American of African Descent, Harlem, HArlem African American, Harlem Parade, Parade
Tagged 120th Street, Adam Clayton Powell Blvd, african american, african american day parade, Al Sharpton, All Things Harlem, David Dinkins, David Paterson, Harlem, Harlem African American Day Parade, John Starks, Lillian Roberts, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, Seventh Avenue (Manhattan), The African American Day Parade Sunday 16 September 2012, United States
The First Step to Freedom: Abraham Lincoln’s Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
The First Step to Freedom: Abraham Lincoln’s Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
In celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, this four-day exhibition will present for the first time together Abraham Lincoln’s handwritten draft, issued on September 22, 1862, Continue reading
Advertisers Urged to Use More Black Media
In a historic show of unity, leading African-American media entities are uniting to bring awareness of black buying power to large advertisers and general audiences through the #INTHEBLACK campaign, which launches today. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, American of African Descent, Media
Tagged #INTHEBLACK, Black Enterprise, Burrell Communications, Cable Advertising Bureau, debra lee, Essence Communications, GlobalHue, Harlem World Magazine, HuffPost BlackVoices, Inner City Broadcasting Company, Interactive One, Johnson Publishing Company, KJLH Radio, National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters, National Newspaper Publishers Association, Nielsen, North Star Group, One Solution, Radio One, Reach Media, Steve Harvey Radio, The Africa Channel, The Root, TheGrio, TV One, UniWorld Group, Vibe Media, Walton Isaacson
The Grand Boule’ History
This Ebony magazine article posted below was originally written to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Grand Boule in 2004:
100 years after six Philadelphia professional men founded Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, the organization returned to Philadelphia with a cloud of blue-ribbon witnesses, living and dead, a record of 10 decades of achievement, and an expanding vision of an international band of brothers committed to service, brotherhood and excellence. Continue reading
Posted in American of African Descent, Harlem, History
Tagged 1904, Grand Boule, May 15, Sigma Pi Phi fraternity










































