Friday, November 4, 2011

HipHop Consciousness in full effect for The ATL


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Here's just a few places where the FTP Movement will be this month:


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Hip Hop for Palestine is unifying Atlanta's hip hop community in support of Palestine's biggest hip hop crew, Da Arabic MCs (DAM) and their message of resistance. 

For over 10 years, DMA's brothers by blood and friendship, Suhell, Tamer and Mahmoud have told their stories of Palestine's plight. DAM's music is a unique fusion of east and west, combining Arabic percussion rhythms, Middle Eastern melodies, and urban hip hop. One of the first groups to rap in Arabic, DAM's song "Min Irhabi" ("Who's the Terrorist") became the anthem for Palestinian resistance both within and beyond their borders.

With resounding support from the hip hop community, Hip Hop for Palestine welcomes Detroit's Invincible, an MC on the forefront of the Palestinian cause & Khaki Mustafa, a socially conscious Palestinian-American hip-hop artist, plus addresses from prominent local activists and appearances by local MCs such as J-Live, Rasheeda Ali, Sa-Roc/Sol Messiah, Ras Kofi, Methuzulah and Khalila Ali.

Find out more about DAM at www.damrap.com.

Doors at 8 pm, Show at 9 pm
Tickets $15

Tickets available online at http://www.ticketalternative.com/Events/16261.aspx
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They Reminisce Over You: 
WE ARE TROY DAVIS ART EXHIBIT
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Raw Space Gallery
431 Fair Street, Castleberry Hill District, Atlanta, GA 30313
Atlanta, Georgia

7 PM to 11 PM

Sounds provided by
DJ Mafioso and DJ 4th Wurld

The purpose of this exhibit is to re-ignite the necessary awareness of
the events surrounding the legal murder of Troy Davis. As with Sean Bell, Katheryn Johnston, Oscar Grant and countless other victims of injustice, we forget the responsibilities we have as individuals, as a community and as a nation to continue the fight for true freedom and justice.
This art show is a call to rally visual artists to produce pieces that will make a statement against injustice, challenge responsibility, create awareness, and motivate and inspire action in our communities. 
There was a Troy Davis before Troy Davis, and there will be many more if we don't take a stance.

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We are STILL Kathryn Johnston, Sean Bell & Troy Davis -Town Hall Meeting
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On the eve of the 5 year commemoration of the cold blooded murders of 92-year old Kathryn Johnston who was gunned down in her own home by the Atlanta Police Department, just 4 days before the murder of 22-year old Sean Bell who was slain on the morning of his wedding day by the New York Police Department, FTP Movement will discuss the connection between these executions and the most recent state sponsored execution of Troy Anthony Davis. 

Guests will discuss the cases, failures, progress and practical solutions.

* This will also serve as a follow up to the last Town Hall Meeting Sponsored by The FTP Movement and others...If you missed the "WE ARE [STILL] TROY DAVIS" Grassroots Town Hall Meeting you can listen by clicking the links below:

AUDIO: "WE ARE [STILL] TROY DAVIS" Grassroots Town Hall Meeting
(PART ONE)

http://ftpmovement.podomatic.com/entry/2011-10-10T12_53_35-07_00

(PART TWO)
http://ftpmovement.podomatic.com/entry/2011-10-10T15_36_14-07_00
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Afrobeat Vibrations with Mausiki Scales & The Common Ground Collective... 
along with a Funk, Soul, and Afrikan music mix with DJ 4th Wurldon Friday, November 18th.  
It's an Afro-Funkee affair.  
Full menu and bar service available.  $10 cover.  
Apache Cafe is located at 64 3rd Street, Atlanta, GA 30308-1035.  
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The 2011 International Black Man Film Festival
Celebrates its 10th Year with Simultaneous Screenings in Atlanta, GA and Accra, Ghana!

Hosted by Tenisio "DJ 4th Wurld" Seanima

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IN ATLANTA, USA
Shrine of the Black Madonna
946 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. SW
Atlanta GA 30310

Sat.19.Nov.2011
10am to 6pm Atlanta time
$10 advance, $12 door
$5 admission 10am-1030am

IN ACCRA, GHANA
BusyInternet Conference Room
42 Ring Road 
Accra, Ghana

Sat.19.Nov.2011
3pm to 9pm Accra time
Free

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