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State of the Black Union 2006
A two-part discussion forum based on the book "The Covenant with Black America" writtten to express the concerns of the African American community and to establish a new direction towards affecting social and political change; but more importantly to stimulate dialogue of how best to present African American concerns to both the black community and the American society as a whole. The panel also addressed specific issues of concern. The program concludes with a musical presentation by gospel singer Fred Hammond.
- "Defining the agenda"@en
- "State of the Black Union"@en
- "State of the Black Union"
- "State of Black America"@en
- "Defining the agenda"
- "State of the Black Union 2006 : Defining the agenda"@en
- "Economic empowerment"
- "Tavis Smiley presents"@en
- "A two-part discussion forum based on the book "The Covenant with Black America" writtten to express the concerns of the African American community and to establish a new direction towards affecting social and political change; but more importantly to stimulate dialogue of how best to present African American concerns to both the black community and the American society as a whole. The panel also addressed specific issues of concern. The program concludes with a musical presentation by gospel singer Fred Hammond."@en
- "Forum participants focused on the State of the Black Union 2005 proposal for a covenant with black America. Panelists discussed the challenges facing the black community, ideas proposed in the book, The Covenant with Black America, and future leadership within the black community. They also talked about the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast communitites and the significance of poor federal response efforts to the disaster for future national policy."
- "A two-part discussion forum based on the book "The Covenant with Black America" writtten to express the concerns of the African American community and to establish a new direction towards affecting social and political change; but more importantly to stimulate dialogue of how best to present African American concerns to both the black community and the American society as a whole."
- "Forum "...focused on economic conditions in the black community and methods to empower both individuals and communities...addressed the role of corporations, community and religious organizations, the need for civic participation and individual responsibility. Many panelists gave practical advice on how black families and businesses could increase their wealth, purchase homes, and take advantage of tax breaks and investment opportunities that many Americans enjoy."-- publisher description."
- "State of the Black Union 2006 defining the agenda"
- "State of the Black Union 2006"@en
- "State of the Black Union 2006 : economic empowerment"