Ken Gwira, in Accra, newest creative push on July 6.
Come out and support 16 artists. All female!
Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Bernard Moore, Ola IO, Michael Ricks, Ebrima Dem, Véronique Giraud
Flooding in Nema Kunku, The Gambia, home of the Port of Harlem Gambian Education Partnership supported Baobab Youth Development Association - Phillis Wheatley Library.
The library moved its books in anticipation of the floods. We have raised $1,290 of $2,460 for this year's annual drive.
https://pohgep.net/donate
In Casamance, Seneganbia. They are speaking and singing in Jola.
Interestingly, when the enslaved duplicated this practice at work and worship service, the enslaved would often justify their bondage by saying the Africans were a happy people even, when not free...maybe they should have thrown some chairs at the enslavers (lol).
courtesy of Humble Besenty of Kitty, The Gambia
Sanusi Camara - yes, even during worshipping
Omar Njagan
Âhmâd M. Cęęsây
Marvin Tupper Jones
America's Islamic Heritage Museum
Natural spring water...IN Gary, IN off Chase Street near Ridge Road, just north of the railroad track.
This is what we do in Nortwest Indiana, wait for the trains that cross America. The largest rail yards are in Metro Chicago/Gary.
Trés Goodman
Bobby Young
Cha Meyer
Quan Fort
Sheldon Hunt
POH Podcasts
Dr. Richard Bell, author of STOLEN
After delivering a well-received talk at DC’s Remember the Pearl 2023 commemoration, Port of Harlem (POH) magazine printed an excerpt from Dr. Richard Bell's STOLEN.
The book tells the story of five free boys kidnapped into slavery and their astonishing odyssey home. Both events took place during the Reverse Underground Railroad period.
POH pubisher Wayne Young talks with Bell about this period and its affect on Blacks then and now on our next POH Podcast.
Watch Ronald Dellums discuss sharing a chair with Pat Schroeder, two marginalized people that together MADE change.
1:23 seconds.
Port Of Harlem magazine
Inclusive. Diverse. PanAfrican.
If Paris doesn't light my face, guess what city does? Listen and quickly find out.
Coming Soon in Port of Harlem magazine: Cast Down Your Bucket Where You Are – Renovating in Gary, IN
Lisa Bennett Nia Dcnan Merinda Evans Karen Jolly Thompson Eva J. Brock Michael Hearon Michael Tolbert Bob Harris Roland Blackmon Jr. Robin Lee Quinn Ethel M Rock Maurice Mclaurin Antonier White Gary SouthShore RailCats
Roger Bonair-Agard
Justin L. Harris-Hicks