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Today we our guest is T'Shango Mbilishaka. T'Shango uses several traditional African teaching methods he has learned from his numerous trips to Afrika.

Baba T'Shango, as his student affectionately call him, has found the most effective teaching practices, the most effective parenting seminars and the most effective community initiatives are based firmly within a cultural and political context. T'Shango has been featured in Essence Magazine and he was awarded runner up for “Most Outstanding Teacher” of the year in DC charter schools 2013.givers whose children attend local schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). They build power to win systemic change – through new policies and challenging existing ones as part of a movement towards educational and racial justice.

Thank you for making time for this very important conversation.

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This is a powerful posting by theBrother as he finishes his interview with Dr. James L. Conyers on the topic of one of the progenitors of Pan Africanism, Edward Wilmot Blyden.

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In light of the recent global protests against racism, calls to #DefundThePolice and the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic, one question has been repeatedly asked:

“How can the Black community create sustainable change for ourselves?”

The first discussion we hosted focused on why it is important for our community to focus on sustainable change.

For part two, this panel will look at the intersections of healing and institution building. Institutions are reflections of the people that build them. We will focus on the ways that healing can positively impact the development of Black institutions.

July 6 @ 6pm, Facebook Live on Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle

Panelists:

Bakari Jones, Business strategist

Danielle Torain, Executive Director – OSI-Baltimore

Wekesa Madzimoyo. Co-Director – AYA Educational Institute

Shawna Murray-Browne LCSW-C, Founder – Kindred Wellness

Moderator:

Dayvon Love, Director of Public Policy – Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle

Join the conversation, post your questions and comments and get involved in moving our community to more sustainable solutions.

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