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U m o j a

Together We Are Strong

What now?

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for our brothers and sisters of Haiti  suffering from the devastating earthquake.

For more information on Haiti, click here, here and here or go to the Black History section here.

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will be donated to Yele Haiti. Click on icons in the CD section below.

 The Pan African Community of Central New York supports Haiti

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 Shows 

One Black Voice thanks everyone who caught the performance at

 the Syracuse Peace Council's Plowshares and Winter Peace Festival

 Saturday, Dec. 5, 2009 at Nottingham High School in Syracuse, NY.

Hetep! (Peace) ... Asomdwoe (Peace) ...

Asalaamu Alekum (Peace) ... Nagaa (Peace),

Love Peace & Justice!

Jacque Kofi, One Black Voice

BI NKA BI

Giving Thanks

African tradition of harvest celebrations and thanks giving

Native American tradition of harvest celebrations and thanks giving

Official details: www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org . Click here for a brief Kwanzaa video, featuring music from OBV.

 CDs

          first words ...             A Journey Through Afrika Pt. I     The Best of One Black Voice 

Please send questions to oneblackvoice@aol.com

      2008 Shows

Congratulations on five years of shining the light on Central New York talent!

  One Black Voice at Jazz Central

 Black History

  (Return and Get It; Learn from the Past)

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Stanley Walker Photography, RIP Brotha Stan 

 Sankofa

Read lyrics to "Destiny" and play the song here. 

 spotlight video

Rest in Peace, Ali

"I've stayed in the tradition and they've (Black American musicians) evolved in

 exile. It's very important that these musicians go back to Africa to see where the

 music comes from, because in that way they'll find their origins, the roots of their

 music.'' -- African bluesman Ali Farka Toure was a two-time Grammy winner

 hailed as Africa's finest guitarist. Also a gifted singer, Toure often spoke of the

 African origins of the blues, which his career embodied. Toure, believed to be 67,

 made his transition on March 7, 2006. RIP, Ali. Click the photo for an informative

 video clip, here for a biography: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4782176.stm .

 And click here for another.

MJ's Journey Through Afrika

RIP Mike

 Ujamaa

(cooperative economics)

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 TIMBUKTU AFRICAN IMPORTS on South Avenue. Check it out! 

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 with BPN5 to bring your next project or function unique Afrikan-, Caribbean-

and R&B-flavored music - with meaning. This original music and  other styles

 are available with BPN's cutting edge services. One Black Voice has CDs

 available and can be hired to perform at shows, festivals and other events.

Sankofa

 (Learn from the past)

Gye Nyame

      Ankh                              Sankofa   

1. Strength in Knowledge: A Timeline of Afrikan events.

2. What's your song? Read this brief, interesting essay on Afrikan culture.

 Umoja

(unity)

Love Peace & Nappiness, everybody,  Jacque Kofi