Special Legal Night Panel Addressing Challenges In Police Misconduct Cases Good Day People, Since my last post in March, so much has happened.  Of course the Derek Chauvin trail, then the murders of Daunte Wright, Adam Toledo, Michael Leon Hughes, Anthony Thompson Jr., and Iremamber Sykap to name a few.  As I think, and say Rest In Power to those that we have just lost, I wonder why police brutality continues to plague our communities.  In hindsight, I lowered my voice, and adjusted my glasses to reflect and realize that communication issues continue to exist and destroy our rel ..read more

As a writer/musician/activist,  I continue to witness the need for innovative business and synergy in our urban communities.  Upon completing my studies at The City University of New York last year, I decided to become an advocate for grassroots business.   My first goal was to create a song or theme music to motivate myself, as well as my allies, as we share the message of the movement.  I decided to work with a few of my fellow creatives to compose a record that spoke to the need for sustainable socio economic development within our communities.  We came up with the ..read more

Good Day Great People, Another Black History Month is concluding, and this year we were forced to deal with inconvenient obstacles via COVID-19.  I urge as many of us as possible to stay on top of spacing and mask wear until we get completely rid of this thing.  Personally I still have mixed feelings about the vaccine, and it’s still a strenuous task to get an appointment for  vaccination.  At this point I am forced to keep a watchful eye, as we continue to work at resolving this thing.  I’m here to proclaim brothas and sistas, “BEWARE, STAY WOKE, and LET’S FOLLOW THR ..read more

Good Day Good People, I wanna take this time to spread eclectic energy to you and whatever causes you deem worthy of your time.  As we move along in this first season of 2021, I encourage all of us to seek mental wellness through justice and equality for all mankind.  Upon completion of the recent Trump impeachment hearings we see how controversy and confusion have the power to override liberalism.  The fact that nobody wins or loses unless we find equitable circumstances for all should remain our central theme, without this perspective we fall victims to greed, and become scap ..read more

Image by: Metro Creative Connection Good Day Brothas and Sistas,  As we prepare for another Black History Month a mist one of the most troublesome years of our lives.  I feel that it’s a perfect time to acknowledge the accomplishments and goals of the world renowned activist, preacher, and family man Dr. Martin Luther King.  As I look at history, I see his work on earth is still relevant and his approach to the work serves a great model to how we should condition ourselves to deal with the issues that continue to plague our urban communities.  I wrote this peace below to ce ..read more

The Commitment March (August 28, 2020) Peace Brothas & Sistas, Last time I logged in we were trying to get a grip on reparations with the December 12th Movement,  I haven’t spoken with Roger directly as of late, but through his WhatApp posts I know that he is well, and still motivated to share the message of justice and equality in our neighborhoods throughout the universe.  First of all I would like to thank everyone who attended our Labor Day PSA/ Video Shoot/Rally.  Your attendance made a serious statement to the need for us to create more cooperative businesses in our c ..read more

Greetings Brothas & Sistas, Last week I attended a reparations rally, which raised some serious questions about our society and the climate we currently live in.  Growing up in Massachusetts, going to a parochial school, playing little league sports, and attending a Pentecostal church, I was never introduced to the trauma that my forefathers had unfortunately encountered.  To be honest, if it had not been for Spike Lee films, I probably would never had been compelled to think about the history of people of color.  Which is really sad! Moving forward, I have awakened. As we ..read more

Good Day Brothas & Sistas, I hope you all are well. This weekend we participate in the Africa & The World Thanks Cuba celebration.  We would like to thank the Zimbabwe Cuba Friendship Association and the Get Out of Cuba Way Movement for the invitation, we believe that these events help promote camaraderie among the United States of America and Cuba, even though under our current regime, this relationship continues to remain under attack. Last week we started working with State Assembly candidate Shanequa Charles to promote change in the Bronx community.  In a conversation wi ..read more

Good Day People, I hope this post finds you well.  Unfortunately, we lost a few more lives to gun fire this week. I sincerely believe it’s time for us to become advocates for gun control.  Although I do believe that if used correctly (hunting and security for example) guns can be positive.  Unfortunately, we see in our urban communities, how access to guns, remains an issue, which continues to stunt the growth of our communities. It’s a simple question y’all, “when are we going to come together to STOP the nonsense?” As a citizen of New York, we deal with strict gun ..read more

Shalom Brothas & Sistas, I hope that you celebrated the 4th of July in a safe and intuitive manner.   I feel elated that the Brother Minister Louis Farrakhan spoke to our hearts and minds on Saturday, he shed light on some serious issues that I have been grappling with.  I can’t get into it all on this blog, but let’s just say, THE TRUTH WILL SET US FREE!  Additional, the Reverend Al Sharpton blessed our souls on Saturday, he gave hope to the future and how we should position ourselves in these perilous times, please join us as we take the movement to Washington D.C. o ..read more