Why John Lewis Should Not Be Idolized As Our Liberation Hero

  It’s time the truth be told to the younger generation regarding the March on Washington and how President, John F. Kennedy had complete control of the march. It’s a known fact that each of the participants known as “The Big 6” compromised the interest of the people to ensure the march was able to …

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The Joseph Worthington Scholarship

In honor of his life, the siblings of Joseph Worthington are seeking to establish “The Joseph Worthington Scholarship” program. We are asking for your financial generosity, to support and help honor the memory of Joseph Worthington. As many of you know, Joe made his transition on January 31st, 2016. The outpour of support and attendance …

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Red Cross Don’t Like Black People

A day doesn’t go by that Black folks are not vilified by media, disrespected by retailers and harassed by rouge police officers. The negative images are often times blamed on the victim and in Black folks case, rap music. But, being stereotyped is nothing new to melaninated people. So it does not come as a …

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Rahiem Shabazz Receives 2016 Black Humanitarian Award of The Year

I want to thank Black Mogul Magazine for the 2016 Black Humanitarian Award of the Year for Heroic Media Activism. It was definitely an honor accepting the award and being recognized at the 1st Annual Black Humanitarian Awards.  

Decrying The Stereotype In A Post & T.J. Maxx Responds

The media creates a damaging image of Black youth and this portrayal leads to draconian laws such as the1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, signed by then President Bill Clinton. 20 years later, we are still seeing the effects. So it would be reasonable to assume, a corporation like T.J. Maxx and Levi …

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THE KNOWLEDGE OF SELF SERIES: “Going To The Roots of Blackness”

  The Knowledge Bar PRESENTS THE KNOWLEDGE OF SELF SERIES: “Going To The Roots of Blackness” FEATURING: ZAZA ALI SPECIAL APPEARANCE: RAHIEM SHABAZZ WHERE: Maco Elk’s Lodge 712 W.Duval Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 WHEN: July, 17th, 2016 VENDING & TICKETS: (904) 880-5641 or (850) 212-0230

Juneteenth Celebration and Friendraiser for the Friends of Historic Claflin

Juneteenth Celebration and Friendraiser for the Friends of Historic Claflin WHEN: Saturday, June 18, 2016 TIME: 11 a.m. PLACE: The Historic Liberty Theater Cultural Community Center 821 8th Avenue, Columbus GA Sponsored by King’s Town Family Foundation Ltd. Featuring Columbus’ own soloist and pianist Beverly Hammonds, songstress Madeleine Davis introducing the Keynote Speaker, and Keynote …

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“Out of Darkness” Makes Its Debut Screening In Atlanta

Rasha Entertainment is teaming up with Director Amadeuz Christ for Atlanta’s Debut screening of the new documentary called, “Out of Darkness”. The documentary is a powerful visual that examines the untold history of African people, the African cultural contribution to the nations of the world, and the events that have contributed to the condition of …

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Filmmaker Rahiem Shabazz’s Call to Action: Black People Must Educate Their Children

  Once we become conscious of what is innate, greatness can be achieved.  If we are blessed enough to be introspective, we know that we have to create our own opportunities. We learn not to be a burden on our people and become prepared to utilize resources to push social change to eradicate the thought …

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How Melonie Wright Went From Special Ed To Law School Graduate

If anyone knows hard times, it’s Melonie Wright. Ms. Wright’s plight started early on in preschool. Her parents were told that she was a delayed learner, and she was placed into special education classes. In an exclusive interview with TheRoots, Melonie recounts the ordeal: “The teachers said I never talked in class, and did not …

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