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A Long Island mansion built on 10,000 corpses

Shinnecock attorney declares a sacred site desecrated By Natalie Discenzafor WSHU/NPRThe Shinnecock Indian Nation might have...

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For CEO, Ancestral Echota Wisdom and Parents Example Enlighten and Enrich

We met Rick Baker at Metropolitan College of New York’s 50th Anniversary gala held...
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Arts-Theater

Lenape’s Griot Voices: Christopher Paul Moore speaks

Publisher’s Note: Christopher Paul Moore, the Brooklyn-based distinguished historian of Native American and African...

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Arts-Theater

Project Re-Education Lenape’s Griot Voices: Of Truth They Sing Part 1 of Three: “Purchase of Manhattan”, an Opera about Justice, Forgiveness, Healing, Returning Home...

By Bernice Elizabeth Green The adage that “you can’t go home again” fails in the...
Events

November Is Native American Heritage Month

November 16 4 pm: Hip-Hop History Workshop for Teens: B-Boy & B-Girl Dancing with Kwikstep...
Events

November Is Native American Heritage Month

November 1 7:00p: Community Education Forum & Booksigning: Teaching Who We Are, For Our Children’s...
Parents Notebook

The Parent's Notebook

SANKOFA The Education Debacle continues to teach.  This current attack on teachers regardless of the...
View From Here

View From Here: Gentrification

"The Gentrification of Brooklyn: The Pink Elephant Speaks” is the new exhibit at The...

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Education

At Long Last, “Freedom” Comes to Brooklyn

NAACP New York State Conference to Launch NY Freedom School -- a Culturally Affirming...
Community News

AACEO Members Gather to Celebrate the 17th Anniversary of Dee Bailey’s Watchful Eye

By Mary Alice Miller In commemoration of HIV/AIDS Awareness Month, the African American Clergy and...