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notes by scots mediators of inner city usa in 21st c i met dr muhammad yunus xmas 2007 in Dhaka and then in new york january when a 9 year old was asking him and 1000 new yorkers about subprime for 3rd grade school project. .. one thing led to another and dr yunus invited me to help interview presidents of 100 historrically black coleges and the thurgood marshall scholars fund - our quetion did one hbuc leader want to celebarte a student competition in which all the states professors got behind the entrepreneurial entry yunus liked best -sadly the answer was no: apparently staff at hbuc universities come before empowering stdents to collaboratively build communities better- so i started a different set of iterview - with dounders of schools in inner city areas for 3 yeras old up; imagine my surprsie when one of the most exciting of all maryland's play schools was in the community where thurgood marshall grew up in west baltimore - the same community where police killed freeide gray; a community that began when 3 black girls were the first to sucessfully sue a corporation for discrimination; rather like the story of how teh world chnaged when gandhi was thrown off a train for having the wrong skin color- these 3 girls had been thrown off a cruie liner thank goodness for grlpower - and playschools rock usa -if you have a favorite school for under5's in maryland or indeed anywhere that you feel biden's 400 billion dolars might happily regenerate please tell me [e-mail] (Bethesda MD) we we welcome editing suggestion [e-mail] washington dc area we love 2 past heroes of black justice thurgood marhall and medgar evers - and still mobilising out of tuskegee rosa parks lawyers we have spent enough time in baltimore and brooklyn to try and help with the most local of issues here is part of our diary notes from launch of sustaisbility's 15 year un countdown- one of the sad things is the united nations dorsnt do local in usa with possible exception of san diego border - even though livesmatter community solutions youth need could be piloted anywhere and often the happiest scalable solution can be transferred as long as deep community translators are in charge the editor of these notes hs spent most of his pro bobo life on poorest women empowerment in asia see abedmooc.com to check out parllel possibilities especiall educational ones 2015- MECoctober for 15 months from launch of sdgs i worked with dean  on hi level events and student entrepreneur competitions visiting mec 12 times -in total we donated 50 days of quite senior peoples times including a multimillionnaire who was looking for something to sponsor- he had made his money recording rap songs- -xxx had hosted an event with new york development agency where they promised one of my graduates a job- when they failed the lady concerned went off to get an ma at columbia university- mec's loss!- eg we brought a premier of film by michael moore because  ny friend has the sound studio people like moore and john mackey use- i may have shaken hands but certainly did not know president in 2016- xxx suddenly did things that destroyed the main youth projects  my people had started helping on- however by this time i got to know enough locals in the community that brooklyn is one of the 2 black suburbs where i know deep social justice people- whats your knowledge of the college; in the way that i look at history thurgood marshall is my biggest hero and i know the  baptist communities that nurtured him in baltimore who pope francis directly connects; evers assinnation in same year as kennedy seems to me to be when all livesmatters issues went wrong; so i am deeply interested in evers and i wonder if the president is... any parts of cuny system you trust most are good; just today it was confirmed most of my global frends hope to be in ny first few says october to review every possbility- is that a good or bad time versus your workload? there are deep synergies between baltimores needs and brooklyn- i can make list of practice details if you like- we had also fpund a san diego model which was bestin class for latin americans which wanted to share 100% with baltimore and brooklyn -at the time i was helping sponsor a black led conscious capitalism chapter but when joanne did her uturn the links i had sponsored between baltimore and brooklyn and cc all collapsed- when i say i love thrurgood marshall i mean his peoples in baltimore not the grants funding people in dc - it gets complicated how heroes identities are used- doesnt it? by the way peter burgess was also deeply involves in the mec fiasco- i started to realise that while peter knows lots of people he never sorts out anyone however much they abuse the trust of thre majority.. this is not to be over-critical - he's not that well but hides it  -in tuskegee rosa parks lawyer is still a heart and soul i trust https://kinginstitute.stanford.edu/encyclopedia/gray-fred-david-sr when it comes to tech the late great kobe bryant planted a fund that is based in new york and as hot at choosing real education hunicorns as anyone through 2008 to 2014 i met brefly half of all hbuc presdents sponsoring state wide youth-yunus competitions- they ultimately seemeed more interested in their staffs futures than their students - at least the search for just one president who absilutrly puts youth first has become my obsession 2021 IS SUSTAINABILITY'S MOST EXCITING YEAR - BLACK CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMISTDIARY.COM https://cfas.howard.edu/Symposium-US-Africa-HBCUs -more here https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/13/blck-vc-launches-educational-init... update 2021 llok at 500 start up conversation between clayton branson and blcvvc brian hollins- now at harvard as postgrad previously at staford- in between did black recruitment at eg goldman- see also his summer camp and resources blackventureinstitute.com email brian@ i spent 2010s touring themost inspiring black student hubs- 5 statewide cometition withyunus - bravo tuskegee and alabama students - bravo georgia studens bravo n carolina and udc .. but my personal learnings came most from baltimore community where thurgood marshall was born and the communities linked by megdar evers college across brooklyn as a gatewqay to whether ny is great living nearthe national institutes of health i hope to host a start upgrind linking coored health matters with boton where i learnt more on health from jim kim www.pih.org who also world banked for 7 years and more on girls empowerment tech than anywhere apart from dhaka and beijing Michael Moore on Where to Invade Next: Reel Pieces with Annette Insdorf

- eg basir has a radio station- he teaches at probably the number 1 social law college in north east- of course still trying to likin many others- by accident george soros most successful education movement in usa is focused on same challenges/region but one has to slowly build linkages as he's in his 90's  in this virus-fear driven world

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dear basir please send out a zoom invitation today for tuesday afternoon to give enough notice that people get us into their diary

 

could the theme be catalogue co-creativity experiments brooklyn is doing to value under 30s in covid era which other multicultural communities could join up with

 

something like that-

i expect to do about 5 zooms in next 10 days on this sort of theme as i am trying to follow up many cases but my zoom time constrained to 40 minutes so great if you can start with a longer one and if eg some of your radio station interns included- that way we know there energy included from start up- ditto social justice school

two cases were inspired by france's cultural center in new york in last 10 days -it has understood brooklyn is usa's most pluralistic lab - at least that french people in usa can help rise from 20 years of community destruction that big digital and fear gov has brought to this nation - i wonder if there are other ny cultural centers are doing as radical bridging with youth & zoom as france

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1 ask design students to zoom across new york and paris challenges and emergency design solutions - for example a paris-ny team of 20 year olds took problem of quaratining for any brooklyn family where 6 people sleep in same room

2 while not specific to covid- the french cultural center has been celebrating schools with dual language programs showing these bridge cultures- it turns out brooklyn has more lead cases than anywhere in the nation- and what parents and principals have to do to get permission is so intense that having achieved the format is a huge change for the community of the school

because bard has more school experiments in brookyn-queens than anywhere there must be a way to include more and more brooklyn development issues if we can get zooming now

in 2015 we did 6 months clarifying top 10 burning issues of medgar evers students - fortunately these were closely mirrored by a michael moore film which 200 students premiered - i will send you list of clippings - eg given it costs more to send someone to jail than university why does usa send more youth per jail than any nation, and many times more black youth-times are a changing - when i attended annual chinese american summit in dc 2017 and asked why not get chinese and black youth to help each other in community building i was shouted down by most of the chinese elders- yesterday the same group said they stand with black america's pain- when i have time i will work out which of these elders are using this for pr and which have turned a new leaf

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i am only 2 weeks into absorbing this wonderful idea- can we linkin - some ideas been celebrating youth connections in brooklyn for decade - love to see brooklyn as a world class benchmark for bilingual education- believe this closely links with open society movements in education also epicentred in brooklyn and new york- mu daughter just graduated in french college par md taking education ma- do you already have contacts in maryland [e-mail] www.economistfuture.com www.zoomuni.net

ps leave politics out of it - moore he's been on amazingly human stories - eg on how drugs trapped an jailed black youth over decades- his 2015 movie had a fun idea touring world for 20 examples of doing something in a pro-youth way that america does the opposite to

sadly and i have seen at least 20 hbuc presidents do this because my family sponsored over 30000 dollars of student competitions only to find the states concerned did not get behind winning youth- black colleges are about pension comforts of their staff not the youth they are supposed to empower- not that white colleges in usa value youth as anything more than a debt trap but at least that's a tangibly understood crisis

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Many people in America suffer discrimination, but the African American experience is unique. For centuries, Black people were enslaved and forced to endure conditions worse than inhuman. Where slavery ended, mass incarceration began: to this day, one of the most notorious southern plantations, Angola, remains one of the country’s most brutal prison camps. Where generous federal housing subsidies created a white middle class, Black Americans were expressly excluded, instead crowded into neighborhoods where they were denied credit, starved of public investment and subject to financial predators — and to a large extent still are. The enduring legacy of this unconscionable history is reflected in the fact that, despite progress in closing education and employment gaps, the typical Black household remains almost ten times poorer than the typical white household.

1. Defend civil rights.

Basic freedoms are a prerequisite for realizing one’s potential. Black Americans cannot fully participate in society if they are disproportionately incarcerated, politically disenfranchised and subject to systematic discrimination.

As mayor of New York City, Mike  recognizes that he made mistakes: most notably, an over-reliance on the policing strategy known as stop-and-frisk, which -- in an effort to reduce gun violence -- ended up disproportionately targeting and traumatizing people of color. As president, Mike will demonstrate that he can learn from his mistakes and do a better job for all Americans. This will start by defending their civil rights. He will:

● Support the creation of a commission to study reparations for Black Americans, with the aim of developing actionable policies.

● Reinvigorate the civil rights division of the Justice Department, and reorient it toward defending the rights of protected groups.

● Shed greater light on discriminatory practices by requiring transparency. For example:

○ Support SEC rulemakings to make companies report on hiring, pay and procurement by

race and other characteristics.

○ Collect the data needed to monitor racial bias in consumer and business lending.

● Enforce HUD rules, such as Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing, that tie federal funding to progress in reducing segregation.

● Support legislation to limit mandatory arbitration agreements, so employees have the power to take employers to court for discrimination and harassment.

● Require all federal institutions and contractors

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from economistyouth.com- whether your thing is health peace happiness freedom to eucate not just make noise jobs its relevant to question what shakespeare hoped english language speakers would contribute to sustaining mother earth

example opening of macbeth story of place led by psycopath first man and woman- when will we 3 meetagian?

  did shakespeare mean that while it takes 2 to tango it takes 3 to : generate , to map, to play? which roles should daughter mother and father exchange through ages of loving each other: 

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Hathaway began leading Union Baptist Church in 2004 as assistant pastor. Similar to the process currently being used, he was in that position for more than two years before stepping into the role of lead pastor in 2007. 

He has an earned Ph.D. and during his time as pastor he has fortified programs and partnerships throughout the city with a focus on civil rights, healthy families, education and equal employment opportunities. 

He strengthened the partnership with DRU Mondawmin Healthy Families and bolstered the church’s Head Start Program, which began in 1970. He has also advocated for equal hiring practices regarding major development projects in Baltimore City.

His work to eliminate health and education disparities has landed him on the board of directors for multiple entities and institutions, including the University of Maryland Medical Campus, and the Family League of Baltimore. Hathaway has also been integral in the success of the Promise Heights programming in Baltimore. The organization handles grants from the U.S. Department of Education’s Promise Neighborhood initiative and provides wrap around services to students at multiple Baltimore City Public Schools.

Over the years, Hathaway has proven that he is a pastor not afraid of changing times. Long before the coronavirus pandemic highlighted the digital divide, Hathaway took action to improve access to internet and digital devices. His move to open up a cyber center more than a decade ago is the type of innovation that keeps him in shape to serve. 

“It’s important to change with the times,” said Hathaway’s mentor, Rev. Alfred Corrigan D. Vaughn, pastor of Sharon Baptist Church. “Al has alw