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STATE OF BLACKS
Paul, Jemendari & Tony
Friends & peers like the three professors above left to right; V. Paul Deare, Jemadari Kamara and Tony VanderMeer; gathered to summarize the State of Black Boston by comparing the late 1960's when the 2011 Urban League presented in Boston.  How does this history compare to what’s working and what’s missing in today's equity conversations? Who in the arenas of health, housing, economic development, criminal justice, K-12 schools, higher education, civic engagement, arts & culture and media fighting for our rights today?  What is missing? How can we work together to fix what’s not working? Create new models, methods and practices from what we learned.
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Alicia & her mentor Donna catch up
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Journalist Ken Cooper & City Councelor Charles Yancey
Black in America
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Soledad OBrien Blacks in America Producer
Dr Martin Luther King Jr
From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter, equity discussions continue. Its an organic problem as political, corporate and international administrations change, equity becomes national as well as a global issue. Research has shown; if it applies in the Black community, the problem is happening in all communities. We've put together links for you to continue researching this important topic below.
African American Intellectual History Society
African-American Studies Dr. of Humanities Fellowship
BlackAmericaWeb.com
Black in America
Black in America 2: Solutions
Black Girls Rock
Black Lives Matter
Black Enterprise Magazine
CNN Specials on Being Black in America
Faces of America
National Association for Equal Opportunity in College
National Black Arts Festival
National Black Caucus of State Legislators
National Black Chamber of Commerce
National Black Programming Consortium
National NAACP
National Urban League
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture
Studio Museum in Harlem
Time: How Black Radio Found its Voice
Young Entrepreneurs at the Heart of Africa's Boom

Keynote speaker Soledad O’Brien (above) motivated a packed house of 800+ conference attendees through her personal growth as a bi-racial producer\reporter, several recurring topics came out of her stories of family, professional interviews and production of the Black in America a 5 partl series which O'Brien anchored for CNN . Black in America documents the successes, struggles, and complex issues faced by black men, women and families. In the first installment, O'Brien investigated how James Earl Ray, an armed robber and escaped convict, had already spent a year on the run just a month before his path collided with Dr. King in Memphis,
Tennessee. In "The Black Woman & Family", O'Brien explored the varied experiences of black women and families and investigated the disturbing statistics of single parenthood, racial disparities between students, and the devastating toll of HIV/AIDS. The fifth installment of the Black in America series aired in December 2012.

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