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GENERAL MEETING – OPEN TO ALL
Black Men United is comprised of black men and those who support black men. Members are those who participate in the organization’s activities; live, work, and serve in the organization’s community; advocate for justice on behalf of the organization’s community; and seek to give voice to those without voice. Members are people of faith, clergy, and representatives of diverse, non-profit and community organizations.
Based in San Diego’s 4th Council District, Black Men United’s community is African-American people, African immigrants, American Indian, Latino, and others who, by experience, consciousness and culture, empathize with the black experience.
Black Men United’s vision is to serve as a unifying, empowering and moral influence in its community.
Black Men United’s purpose is convene, guide and galvanize black men (and those who support black men) to enable and empower its members and its community to address their relevant spiritual, individual, interpersonal, societal needs.
Black Men United’s activities and achievements reflect a commitment to faith, constancy, individual and community development, justice, and inclusion. Much of BMU’s work is accomplished through its Committees.
FREE TUESDAY TALK: MOVERS & SHAKERS OF BLACK SAN DIEGO
San Diego has always been a diverse town, even before San Diego became incorporated as a city. African Americans have contributed to San Diego for more than a century. This presentation highlights the many African Americans and their contributions to the city of San Diego.
ABOUT THE FREE TUESDAY TALK SERIES
Come to the History Center on the second Tuesday of each month for a presentation about our shared history—both popular and obscure—and uncover something new! Join a monthly conversation about San Diego’s untold stories relevant to a changing community.
Free Tuesday Talks are always free with Give Forward admission.
Mychal Denzel Smith is a writer, television commentator and author of Invisible Man, Got the Whole World Watching: A Young Black Man’s Education. He is also a fellow at The Nation Institute.
Innovative vocalist and guitarist Msaki combines soulful Xhosa lyrics and African polyrhythms from South Africa with improvisation. The Golden Circle is an ever-evolving band of South African musicians from different backgrounds.
A roundtable and film screening of Selma (2014) by Ava DuVernay and Paul Webb depicting the Selma to Montgomery march. The roundtable will be chaired by Provost Ivan Evans of ERC and supported by AAASRC. Refreshments will be served.
I’ve been the personal finance expert of both Steve Harvey’s radio and television shows since 2014, as well as, appeared in dozens of media outlets such as Dr. Oz and Fox & Friends. I’ve also been featured in hundreds of online and print publications including the New York Post, Cosmopolitan, Essence Magazine and soooo many more. That means my work has literally touched millions of people worldwide.
Free Screening
Romantic drama about first date takes an unexpected turn when a policeman pulls them over for a minor traffic violation.
San Diego Melanin’s Annual 90s Party is Here!!!
We’re returning to a time when life was easy, gas was cheap, and love was simple! So grab ya pager and ya homies for a good ass time.
From TLC, to Tupac, to Brandy and 112, Mr. Hek and Cutlos Supreme will be spinning all your favorite jams from the 90s and more! This party sells out every year so grab your tickets now!!
90s wear encouraged but not required.
No Buggin, Good Vibes Only!
Whether you bring a boo or plan to meet a boo, early arrival is a must!
In collaboration with the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) and the Center for Intercultural Relations, the SDSU Black Resource Center (BRC) will be hosting the first Sister to Sister Luncheon this Spring Semester.
This luncheon is held on-campus at the Tula Community Center and free lunch is provided! Attendees will have the opportunity to meet other students, faculty, and staff members who self-identify as feminine-centered individuals.
The first Sister to Sister Luncheon of 2020 will take place on:
Friday, February 14th, 2020
11am-1pm
Lunch will be served promptly at 11:20am
Tula Community Center
SPACE IS LIMITED SO PLEASE REGISTER ASAP! If interested, please submit your information below and we will contact you via email to confirm your seat!
Paint night for ages 5-13
Paint Night Includes
1. 8×10 Canvas to take home,
2. Loaner Paint and /Brush for paint session,
3. Gift Bag
4. Dinner Pizza Night
5. Special guest performance By Lil J2
Note:: All Parents must sign permission slip and waiver before leaving children. All Allergies must be listed before entry. Thank you kindly. There is a late pickup fee if parents are late to pick up children. Address will be sent via email, text or messenger whichever prefer
