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Wanda’s Picks for March 2013
March 8, 2013
Back when Mumia was a member of the Black Panther Party, he traveled west to work with the Oakland chapter – an important time in his evolution as a radical journalist. Now the story of his life and revolutionary times comes to The New Parkway Theater. Read about it and all of Wanda’s Picks for March 2013.
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The coup d’etat continues” • “Haiti-Haitii? 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Wanda’s Picks for December 2012
December 7, 2012
Monday, Nov. 26, at the Bay Area Black Media Awards event hosted by Greg Bridges and sponsored by the San Francisco Bay View and Block Report Radio, it was so wonderful to see all the media friends and family for an evening of celebration. KPOO, KPFA, New California Media/Pacific News Service, Wanda’s Picks Radio, Oakland Post, Globe, Poor News Network, Oakland International Film Festival, Black Panther newspaper alumni and others were in the house as “Best” this and “Best” that were saluted.
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Wanda’s Picks for June
June 9, 2010
The fundraiser at the College of Alameda on May 18 was a great success, thanks to Maria Labossiere, Colette Eloi, Carolyn Brandy, Michelle Jacques and the ASCOA representative. The Social Welfare Club raised $170 for Jean Ristil’s organization in Cite Soliel.
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Tags: Afoutayi Dance Company • Angela Davis • Belva Davis • Bomberas de la Bahia • Brian Concannon Jr. • Carolyn Brandy • Chinyakare Ensemble • City Arts and Technology High School • Colette Eloi • Darrin Bell • Don MacLeay • Don Perata • Fua Dia Congo • Georgia Jackson • Greg Harland • Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti • International Libation for the Ancestors • Jean Quan • Jean Ristil • Jerry Craft • Jovelyn Richards • Juneteenth • Keith Knight • Kheven LaGrone • Lauren Hill • Linda Tillary Cultural Heritage Choir • Linda Tillery’s Grammy-nominated Cultural Heritage Choir • Maria Labossiere • Maya Angelou • Michelle Jacques • Oakland Mayoral Forum • Odunde Festival • Orlando Johnson • Quentin Easter • Rara Tou Limen • Raymond Nat Turner • Rebecca Kaplan • Rebel Diaz • Remembrance Ritual • Sia Amma • Terrence Candell • Thomas Robert Simpson • Wanda Ravenell • Wanda Sabir • Yuri Kochiyama
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Tags: Afoutayi Dance Company • Angela Davis • Belva Davis • Bomberas de la Bahia • Brian Concannon Jr. • Carolyn Brandy • Chinyakare Ensemble • City Arts and Technology High School • Colette Eloi • Darrin Bell • Don MacLeay • Don Perata • Fua Dia Congo • Georgia Jackson • Greg Harland • Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti • International Libation for the Ancestors • Jean Quan • Jean Ristil • Jerry Craft • Jovelyn Richards • Juneteenth • Keith Knight • Kheven LaGrone • Lauren Hill • Linda Tillary Cultural Heritage Choir • Linda Tillery’s Grammy-nominated Cultural Heritage Choir • Maria Labossiere • Maya Angelou • Michelle Jacques • Oakland Mayoral Forum • Odunde Festival • Orlando Johnson • Quentin Easter • Rara Tou Limen • Raymond Nat Turner • Rebecca Kaplan • Rebel Diaz • Remembrance Ritual • Sia Amma • Terrence Candell • Thomas Robert Simpson • Wanda Ravenell • Wanda Sabir • Yuri Kochiyama
Haiti Awareness Day and Celebration Tuesday, May 18
May 17, 2010
On May 18, 1803, 207 years ago, the Congress of Arcahaie adopted the Haitian flag. Gen. Jean-Jacques Dessalines created it by ripping the white from the center of the French flag and uniting the red and the blue. Celebrate Haiti’s Flag Day with exciting Haitian dancers and drummers and Wanda’s account of her journey there.
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Tags: Battle of Vertieres • Cap Haitien • Carolyn Brandy • Cite Soleil • Colette Eloi • College of Alameda • Congress of Arcahaie • Florencia Pierre • Gen. Jean-Jacques Dessalines • Haiti and Latin America • Haiti earthquake • Jacmel • Jean Ristil Jean Baptiste • Les Cayes • Michelle Jacques • Petionville • Port au Prince • Port Salut • Professor Wanda Sabir • Rea Dol • SOPUDEP
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Tags: Battle of Vertieres • Cap Haitien • Carolyn Brandy • Cite Soleil • Colette Eloi • College of Alameda • Congress of Arcahaie • Florencia Pierre • Gen. Jean-Jacques Dessalines • Haiti and Latin America • Haiti earthquake • Jacmel • Jean Ristil Jean Baptiste • Les Cayes • Michelle Jacques • Petionville • Port au Prince • Port Salut • Professor Wanda Sabir • Rea Dol • SOPUDEP
Wanda’s Picks for February
February 1, 2009
We want to call the names of those who made their transition in January and offer condolences to their loved ones who have yet to cross that bridge. I still can’t wrap my mind around the fact that Ave Montague is gone.
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: Adam David Miller • Adolph Grimes III • Afro-Cuban All Stars • Al Young • Alice C. Royal • Allensworth • Anatasia Dunham-Parker • Anna Maria Flechero • Anthony J. Smith and Eliza Shefler • Antoine Hunter • Athol Fugard • Ave Montague • Avoctja • Avotcja • Aya de Leon • Black Alliance for Just Immigration • Black History Month • Black Power Movement • Black Repertory Theatre • Blackberri • Block Report Radio • Bobby Seale • C Kelly Wright • Carolyn Brandy • Cassandra Henderson • Chicago 8 • College of Alameda • Dahrio Hutton • Delina Brooks • Destiny Arts • Destiny Harpist from the Hood • Dimensions Extensions Performance Ensemble • Donald Lacy • Dr. Amina Mama • Earl "Chico" Freeman • Elizabeth Alexander • Eva Paterson • former San Francisco Poet Laureate devorah major • Frankie Manning • Frederick Harris • Gabriel Teodros • Gerry Lim • Guy Washington • H.D. Moe • Hank Jones • Hansford Prince • Henry Clement and the Gumbo Band & Posse • Hilda Robinson • Irma Thomas • Isaura Olivera • Jack and Adelle Foley • Jaime Wright • James Weldon Johnson • Jeff Jones • Jimmy Baldwin • Jimmy Scott • Juan de Marcos • Judy Grane • Julian Carroll • Kamau Seitu • Karla Brundage • Katherine Hastings • Kim Shuck • L. Peter Callendar • Lady Bianca • Langston Hughes • Ledisi • Leslie Simon • Linda Tillery • Luis Napoles • Malonga Casquelourd Theater • Mamacoatl • Martha Cinader and Tony Mims • Mary Watkins • Meklit Hadero • Melanie De More • Minister of Information JR • Minnie Grimes • Muhammad Ali • Muziki Roberson • Nandi SoJourn Asantewaa Crosby • Ntozake Shange • Oak SOTA • On Demand • Oni Faida Lampley • Opal Palmer Adisa • Oscar Grant III • Paul Robeson • Paula Parker • Pearl Cleage • Pete Escovedo • Phavia Kujichagulia • Prasant Radhakrishnan • President Barack Obama • Raissa Simpson • Randy Weston • Rashad Pridgen • Reginald Lockett • Rev. Joseph E. Lowery • Rhonda Benin • Richard Bona • Robert O'Hara • Rokia Traore • San Francisco Black Film Festival • Sean Vaughn Scott • SF SOTA • Stephanie Powell • Susan Anderson • Tania Santiago • Tayo Taluko • Tim Wise • Todd Brown • Tom Rigney and Flambeau • Tureeda Mikell • Val Serrant • Wanda Sabir • William C. Tweed • Yehmanja Houff • Zora Neale Hurston
Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: Adam David Miller • Adolph Grimes III • Afro-Cuban All Stars • Al Young • Alice C. Royal • Allensworth • Anatasia Dunham-Parker • Anna Maria Flechero • Anthony J. Smith and Eliza Shefler • Antoine Hunter • Athol Fugard • Ave Montague • Avoctja • Avotcja • Aya de Leon • Black Alliance for Just Immigration • Black History Month • Black Power Movement • Black Repertory Theatre • Blackberri • Block Report Radio • Bobby Seale • C Kelly Wright • Carolyn Brandy • Cassandra Henderson • Chicago 8 • College of Alameda • Dahrio Hutton • Delina Brooks • Destiny Arts • Destiny Harpist from the Hood • Dimensions Extensions Performance Ensemble • Donald Lacy • Dr. Amina Mama • Earl "Chico" Freeman • Elizabeth Alexander • Eva Paterson • former San Francisco Poet Laureate devorah major • Frankie Manning • Frederick Harris • Gabriel Teodros • Gerry Lim • Guy Washington • H.D. Moe • Hank Jones • Hansford Prince • Henry Clement and the Gumbo Band & Posse • Hilda Robinson • Irma Thomas • Isaura Olivera • Jack and Adelle Foley • Jaime Wright • James Weldon Johnson • Jeff Jones • Jimmy Baldwin • Jimmy Scott • Juan de Marcos • Judy Grane • Julian Carroll • Kamau Seitu • Karla Brundage • Katherine Hastings • Kim Shuck • L. Peter Callendar • Lady Bianca • Langston Hughes • Ledisi • Leslie Simon • Linda Tillery • Luis Napoles • Malonga Casquelourd Theater • Mamacoatl • Martha Cinader and Tony Mims • Mary Watkins • Meklit Hadero • Melanie De More • Minister of Information JR • Minnie Grimes • Muhammad Ali • Muziki Roberson • Nandi SoJourn Asantewaa Crosby • Ntozake Shange • Oak SOTA • On Demand • Oni Faida Lampley • Opal Palmer Adisa • Oscar Grant III • Paul Robeson • Paula Parker • Pearl Cleage • Pete Escovedo • Phavia Kujichagulia • Prasant Radhakrishnan • President Barack Obama • Raissa Simpson • Randy Weston • Rashad Pridgen • Reginald Lockett • Rev. Joseph E. Lowery • Rhonda Benin • Richard Bona • Robert O'Hara • Rokia Traore • San Francisco Black Film Festival • Sean Vaughn Scott • SF SOTA • Stephanie Powell • Susan Anderson • Tania Santiago • Tayo Taluko • Tim Wise • Todd Brown • Tom Rigney and Flambeau • Tureeda Mikell • Val Serrant • Wanda Sabir • William C. Tweed • Yehmanja Houff • Zora Neale Hurston
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