Jacksonville, Florida Revolutionaries

[Jaha]

Kings and Queens...

This is a place where all Revolutionaries REALLLLLY need to come together and organize...All those interested...please make contact.
This city is too big for Our presence not to be felt.

-Empress Jaha

[XXPANTHAXX]

Uhuru Sister Queen Formulate The Plan (FTP)

[Nandii]

OKay my Sista I am with it...

[Jaha]

Greetings-

I appreciate Your support Empress Nandii and King XXPanthaXX I'm sure the Creator will lead Others with the same vision for our People to reply. Many Thanks.

-Empress Jaha

[SeekingSpiritualUhuru]

Yo, Sis I'm down! Ready to share my knowledge on a broader scale.

Plan, Organize, Recruit, Awaken Zombies

[MamaLuv]

count me in ....Jacksonville is a 45 mile from where i reside...makes it more of a convience

[G.O.D.F.A.T.H.A.]

The problem with that is this................................Not enough warriors and too many knuckleheads. Uhuru!

[Freshbone]

Jaha, I got some contacts in J-ville, since that's where I'm from. Also, I pmed you on the RBG forum. Stay up sis.

[Jaha]

Many Blessings King--

I appreciate the reply...I look forward to workin with You and Your Comrades.

--Jaha

[G.O.D.F.A.T.H.A.]

Kuumba festival.....................where will you be?

[Jaha]

At the festival of course...This city needs this, about as much as it needed the World of Nations Fest...that was right on time....the African Village was off tha hook.

Many Blessings to All Afrikans in Jacksonville, FL and abroad.

-Jaha

[Jaha]

Usually this site advertises nothing more than club events and other forms of so-called "entertainment" but here is something worthwhile...

http://www.blacksonville.com/art_fed...ade_video.html

-Jaha

[Jaha]

Kiswahili Quick Facts*
Click here if you are interested in taking Kiswahili Courses at EWC

: Most widely understood African/Bantu language w/ more than 100 million speakers across East, Central, and Southeast Africa.

: Emerging as an eventual common language across sub-Saharan Africa.

: Selected as an official language of the AU.

: Viewed as a business tool by many companies having financial, commerce, and industrial interests in Africa.

: Major Kiswahili-Speaking

Geo-Region

Used by some colleges as a springboard to link w/ Africa in research, scholarly exchange, acquisition of international monies, and investment opportunities (i.e. minerals, telecommunications, etc.).

: Used by software giant Microsoft Corporation (starting 2005) as the linguistic medium through which its Office and Windows XP products are made available for the growing number of computer users regionally in East Africa.

: Used within United States lexicon, e.g. Jenga (a Hasbro children’s game), hakuna matata (phrase meaning “no worries�), simba (meaning lion (from the movie The Lion King)), Kwanzaa (African-American cultural holiday)



Selected Internet References Connecting Kiswahili, Technology & the Global Society:

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: www.news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/Africa/3816717.stm

: http://www.powerofculture.nl/uk/curr...kiswahili.html

: www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/35/281.html

*Information has been compiled by the Ujuzi Group. The Ujuzi Group is a thinktank that has been set-up to explore opportunities for Edward Waters College to involve itself in African initiatives. Ujuzi (oo-joo-zee) means insight in Kiswahili.

AND Townhall Meetings

"SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DR. JOSEPH WISE TO BE GUEST AT NAACP MONTHLY MEETING�

When: THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2006 @ 7:00 PM

Where: Central Baptist Church Multi Purpose Building, 524 W. 3rd Street
Jacksonville, FL

Purpose: Dr. Wise will be in attendance to discuss his 100 day plan for the
Duval County School System and to answer questions regarding the schools.

Details: At Central Baptist Church Multi Purpose Building, 524 W. 3rd Street. School Superintendent Dr. Joseph Wise will be in attendance to talk about his 100-day plan for the Duval County School System and to answer questions regarding the schools.
The Jacksonville Branch holds monthly meetings at Central Baptist Church to give reports, enlighten the community of issues and gather information pertinent to members of the organization. Mrs. Olivia Gay-Davis, Chairman of the Education Committee and Mr. Isaiah Rumlin, President of the Branch invite the entire community to attend this very important meeting.
For more information, please call the office at (904) 764-7578

“A CONVERSATION WITH THE VILLAGE�

When: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 @ 7:00pm


Where: HOPE PLAZA, 435 Clark Rd, Suite 110, Jacksonville, FL 32218

Purpose: To address the critical issues that have and continue to affect the community of Jacksonville in an open, public forum.

[AzaniaSpeaks]

Greetings! ImHotep!

Asante sana for this most informative posting! JAX is my south-east homebase and I appreciate the info -- I called my brother that is living there right away and gave him the 411!

I'm planning on revisiting JAX in the early spring. I trust you and I will be able to make contact and put our heads together surrounding warriorship in that area!

Now a question: What happened to Nefertiti's book store? Was there truly no warning that it was closing?????? Do you know the sista and her husband? Are things well with their family?

Power & Protection Is With You

[Armageddon]

I'm 2 hours away in Tallahassee.