Decima Francis mbe, is the founder and director of SASS, The From Boyhood to Manhood Foundation (FBMF), Peace on the Streets, and the ‘Calling the Shots’ anti gun crime initiative. At the Beyond Slavery conference she talks on the issues of racism, prejudice and black history.
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WeAsAfricanshttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/weasafricansEducationLA, Minority, Business, Development, Agency, Pan, African, Trade, Conference, Hervet, BeugreGoodCauses4Africa interviews LA minority business Dev. Agency at PATC 2010
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The African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (AACCNJ), The Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey (LLANJ), the Regional Alliance for Small Contractors, and NY/NJ Marriott & Renaissance Hotels hosted the Statewide minority business Networking Conference on August 14, 2009 at Newark Liberty International Airport, Marriott Hotel.
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Finalists for the Black Web Awards Business Category announced by Anika Foster and Ronald N. Langston, National Director, minority business Development Agency
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songs:Bi Mo Ba R’ajo / Lawrence Idonije / Ere Mi A D’ale
artist: I. K. Dairo and his Blue Spots
year: 1976
special thanks to Afroslabs for posting the files for this great music
http://afroslabs.blogspot.com
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artist: Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey & his Inter-Reformers Band
song: Eni to ba mbe Laiye (part a)
album: Victory (side one part a)
year: 1987
I have the whole album posted on my blog. Go to:
http://groovemonzter.blogspot.com
Special thanks to Moos at Global Groove for posting the files for this music.
http://globalgroovers.blogspot.com
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songs: Irohin Ayo T’ode B’awa / Ohun T’ojuri ni Addis-Ababa
artist: I. K. Dairo and his Blue Spots
year: 1976
special thanks to Afroslabs for posting the files for this great music
http://afroslabs.blogspot.com
032909 miami
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The Portland Development Commission has exceeded 35 percent diversity in contracting in a city that is reported to be the whitest in the United States. Bold adoption of aggressive requirements followed by structural changes and internal oversight made the difference. In each of the past two years, PDC has exceeded its goals for utilization of minority, women-owned and emerging small businesses (M/W/ESB) by at least 15 percent annually, achieving more than 35 percent of the dollars committed to state-certified firms.
For 2008-2009, PDC spent $94 million on construction projects; $35 million of that went to M/W/ESB firms. Another $36 million is committed to additional PDC-supervised projects of more than $70 million to M/W/ESB firms. Apprentices worked nearly 250,000 of the total hours in the past fiscal year, or three percent above the 20 percent PDC goal.
“For PDC to be willing to take this on, to commit to making a difference here, says that part of economic development is economic development for everybody. Thats leadership, says Connie Ashbrook, founder of Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc.
Download the 2008-2009 Diversity in Contracting Report here, http://www.pdc.us/diversity
Video produced by
John Cárdenas
Music by
Yo La Tengo- “Retrun To Hot Chicken”
Fernando- “Same Ol’ King”
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Today in Washington, Black Enterprise magazine hosted an energy forum, hoping to bring Black-owned businesses – the country’s fastest-growing minority business group – to EPA and its energy funding. Clean Skies News brings you coverage of the discussion and just what this demographic can do to get in on the energy revolution.
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