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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Motor City Black Age of Comics Convention 2014
Motor City Black Age of Comics Convention
September 13, 2014
Youthville Detroit
7375 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI
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art,
black,
comics,
convention,
culture,
entrepreneurship,
exposure,
fantasy,
gathering,
imagination,
independent,
inspiration,
literature,
marketplace,
netwroking,
promoting,
support
Monday, July 28, 2014
OnyxCon 6!!!!!!
Representing for the Atlanta branch of the Black Age of Comics Movement!!!
ONYXCON
August 15-16, 2014
Southwest Arts Center
915 New Hope Road
ATLANTA, GA 30301
www.onyxcon.com
www.thenewartorder.com
"We've got the fix at OnyxCon 6"
BE THERE!!!!!!
ONYXCON
August 15-16, 2014
Southwest Arts Center
915 New Hope Road
ATLANTA, GA 30301
www.onyxcon.com
www.thenewartorder.com
"We've got the fix at OnyxCon 6"
BE THERE!!!!!!
Labels:
activities,
art,
black,
books,
comics,
convention,
culture,
economics,
entrepreneurship,
events,
gathering,
imagination,
independent,
inspiration,
movement,
netwroking,
promoting
Thursday, November 3, 2011
PLM Afrikan Marketplace
Since my time here in Baltimore, I have been lucky enough to be able to network and politic with a number of like-minded brothers and sisters out here. One of those groups of brothers and sisters dedicated to the uplift of our people/community is called Pan-Afrikan Liberation Movement, or PLM for short. These dedicated young brothers and sisters have created many programs to help engage the community in; one of such is their monthly Afrikan Marketplace.
Their monthly Afrikan Marketplace brings together the local community and Black business owners, gaining support and exposure for these Black-owned businesses, and also instilling the local residents with a sense of Ujamaa and Umoja (cooperative economics, and unity). They are circulating Black dollars within the Black community, trying to keep our money in our own community.
PLM's Afrikan Marketplace is held every 3rd Saturday of the month from 1pm-7pm. As of this posting, the next Afrikan marketplace will be held on Saturday, November 19th. The Marketplace is held at the Maggie Quile Druid Heights Community Center, located at 2140 McCulloh Street here in Baltimore, MD. For those of you interested in participating, PLM can be contacted at 443-257-2470, or you may email them at acefund04@gmail.com.
As I like to say when promoting their Afrikan Marketplace on other cyber locales....SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY!!!! SUPPORT BLACK BUSINESSES!!!!!!!!
Their monthly Afrikan Marketplace brings together the local community and Black business owners, gaining support and exposure for these Black-owned businesses, and also instilling the local residents with a sense of Ujamaa and Umoja (cooperative economics, and unity). They are circulating Black dollars within the Black community, trying to keep our money in our own community.
PLM's Afrikan Marketplace is held every 3rd Saturday of the month from 1pm-7pm. As of this posting, the next Afrikan marketplace will be held on Saturday, November 19th. The Marketplace is held at the Maggie Quile Druid Heights Community Center, located at 2140 McCulloh Street here in Baltimore, MD. For those of you interested in participating, PLM can be contacted at 443-257-2470, or you may email them at acefund04@gmail.com.
As I like to say when promoting their Afrikan Marketplace on other cyber locales....SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY!!!! SUPPORT BLACK BUSINESSES!!!!!!!!
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