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02/08/2019

Dutty Boukman was a phenomenal leader in the Haitian Revolution. His resilient and rebellious attitude lead a large group of slaves to rebellion. Thus began the Haitian Revolution at Bois Caïman in August of 1791. Although he was enlaved, Boukman was educated. He taught other slaves how to read. He believed that each slave was a worthy man, and every worthy man, deserved an education and most importantly freedom. Dutty Boukman, as well as many other slaves refused to believe that slavery and bo***ge would lead to a prominent future.

During the ceremony at Bois Caïman, Dutty Boukman was said to have made this prayer to God;

"Bon Dje ki fè la tè. Ki fè soley ki klere nou enro. Bon Dje ki soulve lanmè. Ki fè gronde loray. Bon Dje nou ki gen zorey pou tande. Ou ki kache nan niaj. Kap gade nou kote ou ye la. Ou we tout sa blan fè nou sibi. Dje blan yo mande krim. Bon Dje ki nan nou an vle byen fè. Bon Dje nou an ki si bon, ki si jis, li ordone vanjans. Se li kap kondui branou pou nou ranpote la viktwa. Se li kap ba nou asistans. Nou tout fet pou nou jete potre dje Blan yo ki swaf dlo lan zye. Koute vwa la libète kap chante lan kè nou."

Although, he knew the consequences, Dutty Boukman was an inspiring activist who fought for justice and for freedom. He was beheaded early on during the Haitian Revolution. Dutty Boukman is remembered today as a warrior who pioneered the Haitian Revolution. He left a legacy; No man is too small to fight for justice and freedom.
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02/07/2019

There are around 200 million people identifying themselves as being of African descent live in the Americas. Many millions more live in other parts of the world, outside of the African continent.

Whether as descendants of the victims of the transatlantic slave trade or as more recent migrants, they constitute some of the poorest and most marginalized groups. Studies and findings by international and national bodies demonstrate that people of African descent still have limited access to quality education, health services, housing and social security.

In many cases, their situation remains largely invisible, and insufficient recognition and respect has been given to the efforts of people of African descent to seek redress for their present condition. They all too often experience discrimination in their access to justice, and face alarmingly high rates of police violence, together with racial profiling.

The , proclaimed by General Assembly resolution 68/237 and to be observed from 2015 to 2024, provides a solid framework for the United Nations, Member States, civil society and all other relevant actors to join together with people of African descent and take effective measures for the implementation of the programme of activities in the spirit of recognition, justice and development.

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02/06/2019

"About 20 years ago, I took a leap of faith and started my first business, Leffall Employment Agency. I was both excited and afraid. "Am I enough?", was the question I continuously pondered. I appeared confident, but on the inside I was terrified that others would think I had no idea what I was doing. This lack of confidence cost me everything. A mere six months after starting my business, I filed for bankruptcy and lost all my material possessions including my home..."

Come learn how Harold went from bankruptcy to successful business owner at the

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Melanin Lounge is a mixture of music, engaging activities, thought provoking conversation, vendors & an open bar blended into a mature, evening social.

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02/06/2019

The mission of Laroyé , LLC is to harness culture to positively impact Community & Youth Development. We do this through three primary programming areas: Socio-Cultural Experiences, Marketing & Sales, Community Programming.

“CRITICAL” because this company is of urgent need in a time when resources and innovation are being withdrawn from community development.

“CULTURAL” because we utilize the heritage of the African Diaspora and indigenous peoples of the world for the community in a time when culture is increasingly used for Self-Aggrandizement.

“EXPRESSION” because this company represents a new way of doing business as much as it is a concentration of the will of the masses people who are resisting political & economic pressures across the country and around the globe.

02/05/2019

MELANIN [mel·​a·​nin | \ ˈme-lə-nən ] : 1) A name for the granular, aromatic, biopolymer and organic semiconductor responsible for human eye and skin color. 2) The source of . 3) Known to inspire hatred and possibly envy in "others". 4) An ancient source of mystery and intrigue throughout the ages.

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02/05/2019

The celebration of began as “Negro History Week,” which was created in 1926 by , a noted historian, scholar, educator, and publisher. It became a month-long celebration in 1976. The month of February was chosen to coincide with the birthdays of and .

02/04/2019

Come Unwind ~ Come be creative
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05/24/2018

Come help us celebrate As we honor our , our , & those committed to uplifting

$5 DONATION
$3 DRINK SPECIALS

Catering by Mangos Caribbean Restaurant

There will be an , , , , Speakers, Food, and more!

6PM ~ TO OPEN THE WAY FOR (ANCESTORS)
8PM ~ DONT MISS THE AFRIKAN AWARD CEREMONY!!

Please come dressed in African attire (if possible)

INCLUDE:
Safi Toure of (safitoure.com)
Nicole of Buhter Up Moisturizing Skin Care (buhterup.com)
TBA

LIVE at the Royal Peacock on the original - Auburn Avenue

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SEE YOU SOON FAMILY

04/25/2018

The Aswan Market unifies hand-made and retail vendors of various cultures & nationalities together into a single, world market.
Enjoy these pix while we add more!

04/05/2018

Laroye, LLC IS ON InI RADIO!!!

Tune in to Sheriese Nicole on InI radio on WRFG 89.3 FM THIS FRIDAY, Apr 6th at 10am to hear all about why YOU should be attending the .

Who will be vending at the market?
What type of multicultural performances will there be?
Why is the Aswan Market critical for Atlanta’s cultural scene?

Listen live at www.wrfg.org and find out all of this and more TOMORROW!
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The Aswan Market ~ April 15th 9am-6pm
The Bakery Atlanta ~ 825 Warner Street

The Aswan Market unifies hand-made and retail merchants of different cultures & nationalities together into a single, world market. Explore rare relics, priceless jewels, remedies & medicines, as well as the wisdom of the ages (books & literature).

SPONSORED BY:
Mangos Caribbean Restaurant
The Core Total Body Salon & Wellness Spa
Frugal Chics Roc

03/30/2018

"Those who lost dreaming, are lost."
DONT BE LOST.
Dare to dream of what you will discover during your journey through the an INDOOR and

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The Aswan Market ~ April 15th 9am-6pm
~The Bakery Atlanta 825 Warner Street

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$40 VIP ~ Open Bar, Food Samples, VIP Seating

The Aswan Market unifies hand-made and retail merchants of different cultures & nationalities together into a single, world market. Explore rare relics, priceless jewels, remedies & medicines, as well as the wisdom of the ages (books & literature).
This event will be free admission with a cash bar from 12:31pm-6pm. During the market, there will be multicultural performances to enjoy with the whole family.

SPONSORED BY:
Mangos Caribbean Restaurant
The Core Total Body Salon & Wellness Spa
Frugal Chics Roc