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About this Event
Forget the Marvel Universe! Our very own Black History is filled with real superheroes and powerful stories of black men and women, who fought against all the odds to achieve greatness.
This event highlight some of our hidden heroes and their inspirational stories that are rarely told. The superheroes we will feature all had different POWERS: Some were architects, some were inventors, some were mathematicians, entrepreneurs and sports stars.
These are the real superheroes that our children need to know about. Who are they? And how did they impact black history? All will be revealed at this one-of-a-kind webinar. There are limited virtual spaces available, so register for free now to avoid any disappointment!
SUPERHERO SPEAKERS:
ROBIN WALKER – The Black History Man
ANDREW MUHAMMAD – The Investigator
LEON MARSHALL – The Scientist
Please note: This event will be broadcast via zoom. You will need to register via zoom to have access into this webinar.
Black Marriage Day is an annual celebration of marriage and family, and its importance in the African-American community.
Featuring Mistress of Ceremonies, Randi Myles, host for The Detroit Praise Network, our virtual celebration includes a number of performances and a salon discussion emphasizing why marriage matters.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Streamed live from the General Motors Theater at The Wright:
“Love and War” a dramatic presentation by Connell “CJ” and Lydia Brown
A dance performance by Together As One (Under the choreography of Alanna Phillips, LaShell’s School of Dance)
“Marriage Matters” a salon discussion featuring moderated by CEO and founder of Banks Construction LLC, Mr. Sean Banks; and Mrs. Toy Banks, founder of Better Wife Better Life
IMPORTANT NOTE
To receive email updates on Black Marriage Day, register for this ticket. To purchase tickets to attend Black Marriage Day, visit: https://www.thewright.org/events/black-marriage-day
This event is sponsored by Black Family Development, Black United Fund of Michigan, and Praise Detroit.
Black Nerds Expo
Friday, February 26, 2021
10AM – 5PM PST
You are invited to the Black Nerds Expo, a virtual convention focused on Black arts, comics, video games, books, cosplay, pop culture, and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). The Black Nerds Expo will be on Friday, February 26, 2021 from 10AM-5PM PST online.
Please go to https://blacknerdsexpo.com to register as an attendee or participate as a virtual exhibitor or presenter (exhibitor and presenter applications open until 2/1/2021).
Art * Music * Film * Cosplay * Innovators * Creators * Thought Leaders Afro Con = Afrofuturist Consciousness Convention
About this event
Af·ro·fu·tur·ism
/ˌafrōˈfyo͞oCHərizəm/
noun
1 a movement in literature, music, art, etc., featuring futuristic or science fiction themes which incorporate elements of black history and culture.
Come celebrate and enjoy comic book artists, cosplay, arts, and culture in the spirit of Ubuntu: I am because we are and because we are therefore I am.
Don’t miss EXCLUSIVE RED CARPET SAN DIEGO PREMIERE of Ojanamo at Ultrastard Hazard Cinema
Filmmaker will be in attendance for Q and A
9/3/22
Confirmed guests:
Opening Keynote Speaker: Dr. Cheryl Morrow
Food Justice: Jeremy Allen
Future of Divine Femininity and Divine Masculinity: Dr. Keisha Clark, TRU7H,
Performing Artist: Kahlil Nash
Agenda
9/3 – 2pm Welcome at Jackie Robinson YMCA
Exhibit Hall Open til 6pm
8pm Film Premiere: Ojanoma by Denirani Films (admission begins at 7pm)
9/4 – 12pm Exhibit Hall Doors Open at Jackie Robinson YMCA
Exhibit Hall/Event Ends at 6pm
Our Vision is to provide an educational, entertaining, and informative space for creative and critical thinkers alongside community builders to experience speculative futures and the multiverse as an exploration of art as well as a world of opportunities.
Art * Music * Film * Cosplay * Innovators * Creators * Thought Leaders Afro Con = Afrofuturist Consciousness Convention
About this event
Af·ro·fu·tur·ism
/ˌafrōˈfyo͞oCHərizəm/
noun
1 a movement in literature, music, art, etc., featuring futuristic or science fiction themes which incorporate elements of black history and culture.
Come celebrate and enjoy comic book artists, cosplay, arts, and culture in the spirit of Ubuntu: I am because we are and because we are therefore I am.
Don’t miss EXCLUSIVE RED CARPET SAN DIEGO PREMIERE of Ojanamo at Ultrastard Hazard Cinema
Filmmaker will be in attendance for Q and A
9/3/22
Confirmed guests:
Opening Keynote Speaker: Dr. Cheryl Morrow
Food Justice: Jeremy Allen
Future of Divine Femininity and Divine Masculinity: Dr. Keisha Clark, TRU7H,
Performing Artist: Kahlil Nash
Agenda
9/3 – 2pm Welcome at Jackie Robinson YMCA
Exhibit Hall Open til 6pm
8pm Film Premiere: Ojanoma by Denirani Films (admission begins at 7pm)
9/4 – 12pm Exhibit Hall Doors Open at Jackie Robinson YMCA
Exhibit Hall/Event Ends at 6pm
Our Vision is to provide an educational, entertaining, and informative space for creative and critical thinkers alongside community builders to experience speculative futures and the multiverse as an exploration of art as well as a world of opportunities.