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2009 National Black Power Conference Agenda ReleasedHistoric Conference, First in over 35 Years, Targets Organizational Unity and Addresses Current Problems.
The Black Power Conference was first convened in Washington (1966), Newark (1967) and Philadelphia (1968). Variations were held thru the 1970's. Kwame Ture (Stokely Carmichal), Imam Jamil al Amin (H. Rap Brown) Adam Clayton Powell, Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones) Maulana Karanga (US) were all key figures. Now in 2009, the Black Power Movement, a broad based umbrella movement initiated by Attorney Shabazz and the New Black Panthers seeks to address current ills and hot issues in the Black Community by inviting and uniting over 50 Black Organizations and leaders to this powerful weekend summit. Dr. Leonard Jeffries- City University New York and conference co-convener states, "We must have a clear analysis and definition of Black Power. As we see the rise of the Obama's and the world eye focused on Black Peoples here in America, we must understand that power in the White House alone will not free us. We must have a plan, and this conference is a key piece in the puzzle to develop the structure to carry out such plan. This conference is historic. Not in 35 years have such a diverse group of nationalist national activists and gathered under a common theme and purpose.
What: 2009 National Black Power Conference - www.blackpowermovement.org When:
Friday, May 22, through Sunday, May 24, 2009 Where:
Crown Plaza Hotel, Marietta Georgia
Conference contacts: Phone: (202) 397-4577 and
(404) 424- 3560 VENDING: Please email blackpowerconference@gmail.com
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