MWM
10th Anniversary
MWM
10th Anniversary
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October is
(NOW ALSO) National "Black Women's Appreciation and Awareness" Month
October 1-31
"Speaking Truth To Power and Power For Real Liberation/Freedom"
While the Million Woman March and The International Million Woman
Movement/Global Black Women's Movement prepares to celebrate the 10 year
anniversary of the largest gathering in the world of any women anywhere and
release its long awaited "Five Year Action Plan +2" (5-YAP+2) for
Power, Prosperity and Peace, several special programs and events will pave the
way to the "We Stand As One" Reunion Mass Rally that will take place
in Philly, PA on
Sat, Oct. 27, 2007
On Sat. October 20, 2007 the first annual "Mothers of the Movement"
celebration dinner will be held in Philly, PA. This powerful African
community/family oriented event will pay tribute to many Black women known and
not so known and will provide the spirit, motivation, and inspiration for Black
females, in particular, of all ages in order to continue the great legacies and
work for true freedom for our people throughout the Africa Diaspora
This year's Sistah Souljah
Honorary Salute and special guest is Mother Claudette Colvin who is "in
fact" the first Black female to sit on the bus in Montgomery, AL (March 2,
1955) in defiance of the segregation laws. She was 15 years of age, when she was
handcuffed, and forced off the bus, and placed on probation. Mother Colvin will
be crowned the first Million Woman Movement Ambassador Queen and will be in the
motorcade (Honorary Marshal) for the first annual MWM "Africa Day"
Extravaganza and Expo's: "African Heritage and Cultural Parade that will
take place on Sun. Oct. 21, 2007 starting at City Hall at 12:00 noon.
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Official MWM 10 Year Anniversary website
The official Million Woman March is now
building the first global
Movement for women and girls of African descent. We are the
largest gathering in the world of any women anywhere; bringing
together more than 2.5 million persons ( primarily Black females)
Listen
to Clarence Coggns BlogTalkRadio show about MWM
Though the show host butchers Mama Winnie Mandela's and Sista Phile Chionesu's names, made the effort to cover the MWM in his radio show commentary. He reads from various sources of coverage, quoting Chionesu frequently. He discusses why he chose the MWM as a topic. He mentions From March to Movement, 10th Anniversary of MWM. The show is approximately 1 hour long.
back to MWM Midwest Regional website