Jun 07 2016
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
May 12 2016
May 10 2016
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 that there are no alternatives. Using critical thinking is the key and not apologizing is the stance, but how do we deal with those that don’t understand their inborn sources are truly being tampered with? My recent conversation with filmmaker/producer and owner of Rasha Entertainment Inc., Rahiem Shabazz, shed some light on the topic of genocide and it’s relevance in the educational system and how underhanded this tampering is.
Apr 21 2016
The University of Houston is recognized as a Carnegie Tier One university, and boasts an enrollment of 40,000 students. It is the second most ethnically diverse major research university in the most diverse city in the US. It is also heavily invested in the for-profit prison industry, which capitalizes on the human misery of the populations that it is so proud to serve.
For-profit prison corporations use the money from investors to lobby for more laws and policies that create felons and lock up non-violent offenders. “Three strikes” laws, “tough on crime” laws, punitive drug laws, and harsh immigration policies have increased the number of people in prisons. Those targeted are primarily people of color, immigrants, and the indigent.
The University of Houston should not sully its reputation by its continued investment in the prison industry. Divesting from prison corporations denies them the funds for lobbying efforts and sends the message that profit from human misery will not be tolerated.
Apr 18 2016
Join ImageNation Cinema Foundation for a screening of Rahiem Shabazz’s Elementary Genocide 2: The Board of Education vs. The Board of Incarceration, followed by an informative panel discussion with Black educators.
Moderated by ImageNation founder Moikgantsi Kgama, panelists Include: Rahiem Shabazz, director of Elementary Genocide 2; Tracey D. Syphax; Author, Entrepreneur, Kamau Ptah, educator & nationally renowned COSEBOC Consultant; Voyka Soto, Founder & Executive Director of Sofara International Charter School; Pascale Bernard, Deputy Commissioner, Community Relations Bureau, NY Human Rights Commission; and author, and founder of the Harlem Liberation School Agyei Tyehimba. #Awareness #Action
Apr 18 2016
Anyone interested in being a part of this historical event, providing resources or wish to learn more, please contact Rahiem Shabazz via email at [email protected]
Mar 29 2016
Mar 03 2016
|
|
TENNESSEE Debut Screening
Talk Back w/ Dir. Rahiem Shabazz
&
Founder of From Afros To Shelltoes Ed Garnes
|
|
|
Feb 19 2016
Feb 19 2016
THE NATION OF GODS AND EARTHS & STREET ACADEMY PRESENTS
DOCUMENTARY SCREENING FOR ELEMENTARY GENOCIDE 2
WHEN: FEBRUARY 20TH, 2016
WHERE: 380 JEFFERSON AVENUE ROCHESTER, N.Y.
TIME: 2 PM
HOSTED BY MINISTER JUSTICE ALLAH
