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Support the Library...come to the Meeting on Thurs Sept 3th, 6pm 2009
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Read Nex Poetry Squad...one of my Fav's
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"He who is unable to dance says the Yard is Stony" Masai Proverb
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I believe that Humanity was a gift from Jah to Africa and in turn Africa gave it unto the World.
Greetings! My name is Sis Kaya Isesajah and I am a mother, sister, and Rastafari woman from Poughkeepsie New York. I am a volunteer in the Library and am working on restarting the womens group there weekly. Also interested in using tutoring skills for a Saturday school type program. Want to bring Afrikan Foods Market to Poughkeepsie in the Spring and Summer. Have a lot of Ideas and will continue to work toward those goals for the Library that gives to our COMMON UNITY.
Greetings! My name is Sis Kaya Isesajah and I am a mother, sister, and Rastafari woman from Poughkeepsie New York. I am a volunteer in the Library and am working on restarting the womens group there weekly. Also interested in using tutoring skills for a Saturday school type program. Want to bring Afrikan Foods Market to Poughkeepsie in the Spring and Summer. Have a lot of Ideas and will continue to work toward those goals for the Library that gives to our COMMON UNITY.
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Great African Women of the Past
Great Black Women of the Past
By Paliani-Gomani Chinguwo 10/19/04
I now reminisce that were it not for my dire quest for profundity in African studies as part of my extra-curricular knowledge, I would possibly have been very ignorant of the prowess, glory, splendor, greatness, charm, might and valiance displayed by key women of African descent whom I refer to as the "Queens of the Mother Continent." Though it seems posterity has almost thrown them into oblivion, their names will never be erased… Continue
By Paliani-Gomani Chinguwo 10/19/04
I now reminisce that were it not for my dire quest for profundity in African studies as part of my extra-curricular knowledge, I would possibly have been very ignorant of the prowess, glory, splendor, greatness, charm, might and valiance displayed by key women of African descent whom I refer to as the "Queens of the Mother Continent." Though it seems posterity has almost thrown them into oblivion, their names will never be erased… Continue
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Very Important Meeting
When: Thurs, Sept 3, 6-7pm
Where:At the Family Partnership, 29 S Hamilton, Poughkeepsie NY in the Library
Agenda: Important Meeting for the Library Programming and discussion on What the Library Intends to present to the Partnership and Community, the Programs and Functions of the Library
Organized by Odell Winfield and Board Members of the Library
Guidance & raspect to de I and family. Give thanks for de invite to this 1DerFul & Blessed Sadie Peterson Delaney African Roots Library. Jah willing I would love to trod up to New York and visit and attend some of the events going on. Hopefully the May 9th Afrikan Holistic Health Fair In The Bronx.
IppreciLove de I works,creative ideas and talents.
Keep Loving Life,
Perfect Love~Sista Inora I