BLACK MONTH HISTORY FEBRUARY 2024 Immigrants‘ contribution to the US
Revivalism: a misunderstood folk religion Part I & II – Origin and nature
Interested in learning more about the origins of Revivalism? Please reference this Gleaner article for details Article explaining the origin and nature – part 1 (here). Part II article explaining in greater details the folk religion Reference: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20231231/revivalism-misunderstood-folk-religion-part-i-origin-and-nature
‘Ram Goat Liver’ singer Pluto Shervington has died – Gleaner Article
As referenced in The Gleaner article (here), the famous singer Shervington passed on January 19, 2024. The Gleaner article went on to say that: Shervington, who was born on August 13, 1950, began his career in the early 1970s as a member of the showband Tomorrow’s Children. Inspired by the success of Ernie Smith’s Duppy […]
From Projects to Parliment, Britain’s ‘Rev Rose’ Breaks Barriers.
Parliament in London is an old fashioned place. When members gather in the House of Commons, the sea of faces is generally wrinkled, white and male. The chaplain who leads them each day in prayer is emphatically not. The Rev. Rose HudsonWilkin is the first black woman to serve as chaplain to the speaker in […]
“AAA” (Triple “A”) – MATTHEW ALEXANDER GOODEN
Loyola Marymount University Harvard West High School Harvard WestLake Middle School Chivas USA Academy Soccer-U18. 2014-2015Striker FC USA Academy Soccer- U16. 2013-2014Striker FC USA Soccer- U15, Pre-Academy. 2011-2013Santa Monica United Soccer Club – U12, U13 & U14. 2009-2011Pacific Coast Soccer Club – U9, U10 & U11. 2006 – 2009Jun Chong Tae Kwon Do – 2001 […]
Why Do We Need A Cultural Alliance
What is the purpose of a Cultural Alliance – why do we need such an entity? In this article I seek to explore what my cultural roots have meant to me, as a person, as a Professional Educator and as a member of a community. I also want to express appreciation to Dorothy McLeod and […]