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I'm from Little Rock.....You betta ask somebody about how we get down in the Roc-town.

" I know, love is what we need more of. Peace will surely follow love. Whatever the problems I know we can solve them. You know and I know"! song by M.U.G.A.B.E.E., Raymond MS

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The Arkansas Public Policy Panel is looking for 3 VISTA volunteers

The Arkansas Public Policy Panel is looking for 3 VISTA volunteers committed to Justice in Arkansas.
One will work on protecting Arkansas' environment and strengthening environmental and conservation organizations -- based in Little Rock.
One will strengthen the Panel's fundraising efforts to suport more social justice work in Arkansas -- based in Little Rock.

One will assist with organizing and strengthening our administrative capacity -- based in Pine Bluff.
Americorps VISTA is a service prog… Continue

Posted on June 29, 2009 at 10:10am —

Tufara Waller Muhammad

My Homeboy Will and His Success

Hey Family,
I just wanted you all to know how proud I am of William Young, Arkansas Regional Leadership team. He recently completed a Small Business Class and now is an official business owner!! Give it up for my partna and hit him up on his Gathering Page.

Posted on December 15, 2008 at 1:32pm — 1 Comment

Tufara Waller Muhammad

Music, Movement and Mortality: Odetta a Real American Idol

Today I mourn the lost of one of my most favorite singers and musical idols Odetta. For all of you that don't know who Odetta is, I would like to introduce you to a real American Idol. She was born in the South in the state of Alabama and grew up mostly in Los Angeles. She spent many years studying classical music but became known all over the world for performing folk music. The musical genre that she sometimes referred to as the people's music. Odetta's low and rich voice resonates through the… Continue

Posted on December 3, 2008 at 10:30am —

Tufara Waller Muhammad

Thanksgiving: A National Day of Mourning for Indians

**Following are excerpts from a statement written by Mahtowin Munro
(Lakota) and Moonanum James (Wampanoag), co-leaders of United American
Indians of New England. Read the entire statement at www.uaine.org.**

Every year since 1970, United American Indians of New England have
organized the National Day of Mourning observance in Plymouth at noon
on Thanksgiving Day. Every year, hundreds of Native people and our
supporters from all four directions join us. Every year, including
this year, Native p… Continue

Posted on November 25, 2008 at 12:59pm —

Tufara Waller Muhammad

I Rep and I Rep- By sistufara -Inspired by My Spirithouse Kids

I come from a place where prayin ladies rub olive oil on the bodies of babies
A place where everybody is your cousin and every momma is yours too

I come from a place where we dance to the to the beats that rise from the concrete
And sound vibrates from the tweeters in the heavy chevys

I come from a place where peanut butter and jelly is more then a sandwich
A place where if you hungry somebody will give you something to eat if you ask

I come from a place where the cords in the church music ar… Continue

Posted on November 22, 2008 at 1:30pm —

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At 10:09am on May 1, 2009, Kevin Sanchez said…
The Our-story of our fight
By: Curly X

we fought this war for our own land,

we lost that fight, they chopped off our hands.

“DON’T SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE, NOTHING READ”

“All WE WANT IS WHITE NOT RED”

we fought this war for our own land,

we lost that fight, they plopped cuffs on hands.

“DON’T CROSS THIS BORDER INTO TOWN”

“All WE WANT IS WHITE NOT BROWN”

we fought this war for our own land,

we fight it still with our own hands.

“DON’T SPEAK UP SPIC, DON’T PICK A FIGHT”

“I JUST WISH YOU WERE ALL SNOW-WHITE’

We fight this war for our own land,

I can’t be white and join your Klan.

“YOU WILL LOSE, THERE WILL BE BLOODSHED”

“THIS DAY WILL YOU PEOPLE DREAD”

We fight this war for our own land,

Eventually, you will see we all bleed red.

This is the road that I will choose,

And in this fight YOU will lose.

“NO, YOU CAN’T”

“SI, SE PUEDE, AND YES WE CAN”
At 11:28am on February 2, 2009, Carmen Perez said…
I'm so sorry to hear about Malik's loss, please send him my condolences. No worries, call me at your convenience. I will be available all week. I did see that you called me this morning at 6 am and will await your next call. Peace and blessings to you all in Little Rock.
At 12:50am on February 2, 2009, Carmen Perez said…
Good Day, Just wanted to let you know I received your call on Friday. I will be calling you tomorrow, Monday, Feb 2nd to discuss the letter I sent you via email and Lil Rock's plan. Hope you had a wonderful weekend and let me know what would be the best time to call. Blessings!
At 11:51am on January 29, 2009, Carmen Perez said…
Hello Wonderful friend, how are you? I hope you received the email that I sent. I wanted to call you but I just switched phones and my contacts weren't transferred to my new phone. Call me and congratulations!
At 4:23pm on January 9, 2009, Kevin Sanchez said…
Rhyme with No Reason?
By: Curly X

This poem is dedicated to Oscar Grant and the other Oscar Grant’s

Bullets piercing the bodies of my people,
I thought the constitution said we are all equal.

Puppets in this world voicing our sad stories,
Eyeballs filled with sanction killings by police sissies.

When will the shooting stop from the hired guns,
Good men die while marksmen freely run.

Mothers hanging on to the last breath of there child,
Minutes go by and she grows more, wild.

Murders are banging Her heart to death,
Riots seem old, it outgrows the poor, and defiles.

Bigots were crushed by the hands of peaceful men,
Cries didn’t come from guns, but from there mouth and pen.

Lead an army of soldiers with guns and rocks, and we will be crushed,
Because violence begets violence, when we are rushed.

Heal our broken hearts with sage and gospel song,
The real ordeal is to fix the pain of wrong.

Forgive and forget, seems to far fetch,
But I promise, you,
Brother Killing Brother, Sister Killing Sister,
Others shooting others to enact revenge,
Its like rhyme with no reason, it doesn’t end.

I want to thank Paradise, for being my inspiration. I hope that our words reach Oakland, and we can be there for them, and heal, organize, and do things the right way. Because you and I know, riots are what the oppressor wants. It gives them a reason to oppress. Destroy the violence, and they have no tools against us.

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At 10:34am on December 12, 2008, bruce tancrell said…
Tufara I heard that the money ran out for the cutural center and Doc is goingy to Emary collage in Alanta . They are having a time for him this afternoon that I will be attending . When I find out more I will pass it on to you. I've been followin what you have been doing and you sure seem to be busy . I hope acturally I will make it a point next year to go down and see all the wonderful things you are doing. Peace & Love

Bruce
At 9:40am on November 30, 2008, I. Malik Saafir said…
That's cool. Good looking out for a comrade. I appreciate your support and concern for Little Rock and I look forward to working with you in the near future. I found two movers but they could not keep up with a grown man. LOL
At 6:16pm on November 24, 2008, Khaleelah Muhammad said…
I am sorry I missed the training also. Ameerah was also set to come with me. I have been really having a rough time. It is time for me to turn in the last three projects of my internship (final internship) and everthing that can go wrong has so far. Please keep me posted, because it will all be over at the end of this month. I would love to have you speak with my class. The principal's name is Cynthia Collins (Franklin Elementary) and she is open to anyone that we bring in to speak. I am sure that she would open it up to all of the fourth and fifth grade students. Again, please keep posted. I will be able to breath a little after this month. Khaleelah
At 6:54pm on November 20, 2008, MillyTent said…
Thank you for responding. I appreciate good people working together.
At 1:56pm on November 12, 2008, Khaleelah Muhammad said…
No, I have not gotten it. Khaleelah
 
 

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