State of the Black Union 2007, Afternoon Session
The State of the Black Union 2007: Jamestown, America’s 400th Anniversary, was titled “The African American Imprint on America” to commemorate the 400th anniversary of America at Jamestown, Virginia.
Entertainment and introductory portions of the afternoon events are not included.
This event was sponsored by Tavis Smiley Presents.
Leaders in education, public policy, religion, and black communities discussed the future impact of African Americans on Western culture, the United States'… read more
Leaders in education, public policy, religion, and black communities discussed the future impact of African Americans on Western culture, the United States' global image, and the social, political, and economic future. They also talked about political and community organizing, as well as public policy concerns.
The State of the Black Union 2007: Jamestown, America’s 400th Anniversary, was titled “The African American Imprint on America” to commemorate the 400th anniversary of America at Jamestown, Virginia.
Entertainment and introductory portions of the afternoon events are not included.
This event was sponsored by Tavis Smiley Presents. close
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Charles J. Ogletree Jr. Founding Executive Director Houston (Charles Hamilton) Institute for Race and Justice
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