"If you believe in God and have the courage, the determination, the dedication, the competitive drive and if you are willing to sacrifice the little things --- and yourself --- and pay the price for the things that are pleasing to God, he will make it happen." THIS BLOGSITE IS DEDICATED TO THE HIGH PRIESTESS OF SOUL--- NINA SIMONE.
Friday, July 13, 2007
The Coming Haitian Revolution
Mr. Habacuc Pepion, of our Haitian Community, talked about the many complications Haitian immigrants face in coming to this county. Haitians come to America for a financially better way of life. Challenges with communications and interacting with the larger African American community is a major problem. Unlike the Hispanic community, who have been rallying together under the guidance of Salisbury University, the Haitian community remains unsupported by any primary group. A plea was made to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, (an HBCU), to provide similar support to the Haitian community. I have offered my assistance to Mr. Pepion. We briefly layed out several strategies to help them to get going. Mr Pepion and other members of the community will join me the first weekend in October 2007, to discuss their progress. We're going to make this thing happen ---- Are you on-board?
Living on Maryland's Eastern Shore since 1973. Weekly radio program that addresses challenges in the minority communities. Works as Administrator in the private sector. Love politics on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Host Called2Action local radio program on Sunday evenings from 7:00pm - 8:00pm on Magic 98.9. WSBY On line telephone 800-300-4487. Recipient of 2007 Rotary 4 Way Test Award.
Mr. Habacuc Pepion, of our Haitian Community, talked about the many complications Haitian immigrants face in coming to this county. Haitians come to America for a financially better way of life. Challenges with communications and interacting with the larger African American community is a major problem. Unlike the Hispanic community, who have been rallying together under the guidance of Salisbury University, the Haitian community remains unsupported by any primary group. A plea was made to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, (an HBCU), to provide similar support to the Haitian community. I have offered my assistance to Mr. Pepion. We briefly layed out several strategies to help them to get going. Mr Pepion and other members of the community will join me the first weekend in October 2007, to discuss their progress. We're going to make this thing happen ---- Are you on-board?
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