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Virtual Student Doology Hour, Dec 27, 2020 (Kujichagulia)

on December 31, 2020

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2017 First Fruits/Kwanzaa schedule

All events are at 219 Hamilton Street at 6 PM EST unless otherwise specified First Fruits (Dec 1-25) December 1: KWANZAA APPRECIATION PROGRAM (kickoff and introduction) December 2, 4-9, 11-14, 16, 18-23, 25: DAILY STORYTELLING AND PRAYER (small get-togethers) December 3, 10, 17, 24: STUDENT DOOLOGY HOUR at 4 PM, 219 Hamilton December 15: AFRICAN MOTHERS DAY -- 6 pm, School #33 cafeteria (500 Webster Ave, all females receive flowers from the men) Kwanzaa (Dec 26- Jan 1) 6pm except for Sun Dec 31 December 26: Umoja (unity) presenter: Minister Lawrance Lee Evans will speak on "Reducing Inferiority by Promoting Unity" December 27: Kujichagulia (self-determination) presenters: Brother Zeb Coleman and Brother Brian Griffin December 28; Ujima (collective work and responsibility) December 29: Ujamaa (cooperative economics) presenters: Sister Uwimana and Sister Brenda Snow December 30: Nia (purpose) presenter: Brother Leo White December 31: Kuumba -- 4pm Student D

We're praying for you, Brother Monroe Brown!

On June 26, Minister Evans and I had the pleasure of going to True South Bookstore , owned by sole proprietor Monroe Brown from Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. We were impressed by the amount of African and African American books, fiction and nonfiction, in the store. We spent almost an hour interacting with the brother, and we ended up purchasing a book for Minister Evans' two year old grandson for a birthday gift. We were extremely shocked when we learned that Brother Brown had had a severe stroke and brain aneurysm last week ( from the blog Bed-Stuy Patch ). We learned too late of the store's fundraiser to attend it yesterday, but we are keeping the family and community in our prayers. We can't afford to lose another independent, grassroots business.I hope the family will be able to keep True South Bookstore going for a long time.

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